Yesterday when Mrs. Powley discovered a tree frog on our door scanner, our preschool scientists were eager to investigate. 🐸 Using their science eyes, students observed closely, asked thoughtful questions, and shared their ideas through conversation and drawing. In true Reggio-inspired fashion, this moment of curiosity naturally connected science and literacy as students used language to describe, wonder, and make sense of the world around them. The frog was safely returned to nature, leaving behind a lasting sense of wonder about the world around them. 💚
Tomorrow is RISE Spirit Day: Wear GREEN - to show calmness and self-control.
Our third graders took their Panorama photo today! 📸 Smiles, laughter, and school pride filled the field as we came together to capture this special moment. Another memory for our Hubbard Rams to treasure! 💙💛
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.
Diwali, also known as “the festival of lights,” symbolizes light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.
Tomorrow is RISE Spirit Day: Wear BLUE - to show you are responsible and ready to do things on your own.
Tomorrow is RISE Spirit Day: Wear YELLOW - to show that you shine with respect for others.
A special thanks to our families who visited to teach us about Diwali. The children in Mrs. Reid's class loved learning about the Festival of Lights and so much fun making their own diyas. What a beautiful way to celebrate culture, community, and creativity!
Our RAMbassadors had a great meeting with Dr. Matteo today! Productive discussions and plenty of Ram pride all around.
Happy National Principals Month to Mrs. Linzenbold! We’re so thankful for everything you do to make Hubbard such a special place 💙💛
There is nothing sweeter than seeing a preschooler read. 📚 As they flip through the pages from left to right, they are beginning to make sense of pictures, build early literacy skills, and tell stories in their own words. Each page turn brings them closer to becoming lifelong readers. 💛
Our amazing Hubbard PTO worked hard to set up the annual Pumpkin Fair, and it was the perfect fall day! 🎃💛 We loved seeing kids being kids, laughing, playing, and making memories that make Hubbard feel like home. Thank you to our PTO for always going above and beyond for our students!
Our second graders visited the Meadowlands Environmental Center today, where they became true Salt Marsh Explorers! Students observed landforms up close, investigated the plants and animals that live in this unique habitat, and made real-world connections to their current study of landforms in science and social studies. It was an exciting day of discovery and hands-on learning for our young scientists!
🎃 Pumpkin Fair is tomorrow after school on the Hubbard front field! 🍎🍂 Join us for pumpkins, snacks, crafts, games, and fall fun with our school community. 💙💛
Our in-person Book Fair opened today! 📚✨ Don’t forget to stop by tomorrow and Wednesday to get lost in a good book. There’s nothing better than finding your next great read at Hubbard!
A preschool friend showing kindness by helping another in Mrs. Dumont’s class! 💛 Small acts of care make a big difference at Hubbard.
Third grade students embodied our RISE values as they partnered with kindergarten buddies to play, read, and write together. 💙💛 This cross grade level collaboration builds connection, confidence, and a shared love of learning across our school community.
Students in Ms. Lee’s class (Hubbard) are taking math to the next level by creating their own division word problems during Unit 1 of Investigations. ✏️ This activity encourages students to use their critical thinking skills as they make sense of numbers through sharing, grouping, and representing their thinking with arrays and equations.
The Ramsey Fire Department stopped by for a special visit with our preschoolers, kindergartners, and first graders! 🚒🔥 Smiles, sirens, and lots of learning made it a day to remember.
Wow work is happening in Mrs. Limatola’s third grade classroom. ✨ Her walls are filled with anchor charts that students can return to as they build independence and confidence in their learning. Today, students set goals for revision by using their writing checklists with a peer to celebrate what they did well and identify ways to make their work even stronger. In a classroom where strategies are always within reach, students are set up for success.
Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Wear your pajamas - Dream of a World Filled with Respect!