Mrs. Groenveld's class is getting to know each other by creating STEM sculptures.
about 1 year ago, Kristine Groenveld
Slime time in 4-Groenveld! Class reward for being kind and working hard.
about 1 year ago, Kristine Groenveld
Happy Diwali to our Hindu and Sikh community!
Diwali, also known as “the festival of lights,” symbolizes light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.
about 1 year ago, Ramsey School District
5-Frandino had a very special visitor today - Honey, the therapy pup!🐾❤️
about 1 year ago, Cassandra Scott
Ms. Gulino's 5th Grade Humanities Class. Students hard at work collaborating .
about 1 year ago, Julie Gulino
It's time to harvest! Dater students taste greens from the hydroponic gardens. Student enjoy a healthy treat of kale, perpetual spinach, bok choy and lettuce! Healthy habits make healthy learners. 🌱🥗
about 1 year ago, Kerry Doherty
Morning Announcements and Dater Dateline are in full swing at Dater School! 5 Jezequel was first up this year!", and they are doing an awesome job! 5 GT will be going next!
about 1 year ago, Roger Quinlan
Students in 4-O'Rourke's class are exploring economics by creating a budgeted meal that uses the concepts of supply and demand while taking on the roles of both producers and consumers.
about 1 year ago, Michele O'Rourke
5Davidson and 5Johnstone are busy researching elements on the periodic table to learn about the building blocks of matter.
about 1 year ago, Erika Davidson
5GT is exploring the properties of matter and having fun doing it!
about 1 year ago, Tina Thomson
5Jo is showing respect to their classmates this Respect Week as they quietly explore their Historical Fiction novels through audiobooks. Being respectful in this way allows their peers to focus on the actions taking place in their novels, which will help reveal the theme. 📖
about 1 year ago, Noelle Johnstone
October is National Principals Month! 🐏 🎉 Can you guess the Ramsey principals based on their childhood photos?
➡️ Enter your selections here: https://tinyurl.com/yj3mnwk8
about 1 year ago, Ramsey School District
Students in 5-Modesto/Azouri are working hard to create storyboards in ELA to plan their historical fiction writing pieces. This process helps students connect historical research to creative writing, visualize characters and events, and strengthen narrative structure before they begin drafting!
about 1 year ago, Mary Modesto
Mrs. Frandino's class is celebrating responsibility, resilience, and readiness for this school year! Their class is demonstrating hard work, teamwork, and a sweetness of life. 🐝💛
about 1 year ago, Cassandra Scott
Creating side by side, Dater's very own scenery crew shows up ready to work, with paint brush in hand! Extremely rewarding watching this select group exhibit thoughtful craftsmanship, kindness to their art team members and having fun along the way!
about 1 year ago, Charissa Hudson
So many decisions - which book to read in Mrs. McGowan's class!
about 1 year ago, Janell McGowan
4 Guarnieri has been focusing on identifying the main idea across texts, and reflecting on how this skill supports their growth as readers. Students took ownership of organizing their ideas, using strategies from their Reader’s Toolbox to structure information in ways most effective for their learning. Their independence, creativity, and confidence as readers shine through in their work!
about 1 year ago, Cristina Guarnieri
Dater Gardyners in action! Students prune sprouts from our hydroponic "Gardyns" to make space for the strongest plants to thrive. Several classes were able to sample our micro-greens 🌱🌱🌱!
about 1 year ago, Kerry Doherty
5-Trembley has been enjoying diving into historical fiction with their first novel, “Esperanza Rising”. They loved exploring how the setting, both time and place, can impact a story.
about 1 year ago, Melissa Aujero
And away we go, the scenery crew for the Dater School play was off to a rocking start! So proud of these art rock stars who come afterschool and volunteer their time, creativity and enthusiasm to make our school play a success!
about 1 year ago, Charissa Hudson
