Did you know this week is National School Counseling Week? We want to take a moment to highlight Mrs. Linden, our amazing school counselor, who always goes above and beyond to support the whole child. 🌟 Whether she’s checking in with students in the hallway or offering guidance when needed, Mrs. Linden makes sure every student feels cared for and understood.
Recently, one of our third graders, George, shared how thankful he was for Mrs. Linden teaching him how to take a Meta-Moment. Her guidance helps ALL students pause and reflect, which empowers them to manage their emotions and make thoughtful decisions. Mrs. Linden’s support creates a positive and nurturing environment at Hubbard School. 💙💛
Today, Hubbard School celebrated the magic of words as we joined millions of people worldwide for World Read Aloud Day! Whether through reading in the classroom or siblings sharing stories with each other, students came together to celebrate the power of storytelling. 📖✨
World Read Aloud Day, organized by LitWorld, highlights the transformative power of reading aloud and the joy it brings to communities across the globe.
“Play is the work of childhood” – Fred Rogers 🌟 At Hubbard School, we embrace the power of play as a tool for learning, collaboration, and building essential life skills. From problem-solving to teamwork, our students are making great strides in their growth, all while having fun. These activities help foster skills that align with the Profile of a Ramsey Graduate, encouraging creativity, communication, and collaboration in our future leaders! A special thank you to our teachers who joined in on the fun, learning the rules and “how-to’s” from the students themselves! It was a true example of shared learning and teamwork. Don’t forget to swipe left to see what our students had to say about Global School Play Day! #GlobalSchoolPlayDay #LearningThroughPlay #RamseyPride #ProfileOfARamseyGraduate
First graders in 1Berland caught in action as they compare lengths in math. Using visual aids like the fish illustrations and number lines, they are learning how to measure and find the difference between two objects. It’s a hands-on approach to grasping essential math concepts!
It’s time to PLAY! It’s time to LISTEN to books out loud! Hubbard School Celebrates Global School Play Day and World Read Aloud Day on Wednesday, February 5th!
Mrs. Royle and Ms. Lee’s class headed outdoors for a quick and fun game of kickball together! ⚽️🏃♀️ It was a great way to get moving, enjoy the fresh air, and build teamwork skills while having a blast (Check out Mrs. Royle's kick!).
First grade magic in action! ✨ Mrs. Spaccavento is working with her small group, providing personalized attention and hands-on learning to help each student grow. It’s amazing to see these young learners thrive with such focused support!
This is what learning looks like in kindergarten when students retell their Star Book of the week focusing on: characters, setting and sequence of events. The Mitten retold through performance with memorable moments of pure fun and lots of laughter.
This week was Silly Pennies Week at Hubbard! Our second graders worked hard, applying their math skills by adding and subtracting pennies as part of this fun fundraiser. It was a great way to connect real-life math to a meaningful activity! A big thank you to all of our students and families for participating and making this event a success.
HU Pre-K students are exploring creativity with snow painting, a Reggio-inspired activity that sparks curiosity and encourages self-expression. By using natural elements like snow, students engage in sensory exploration and develop fine motor skills while connecting with their environment. This hands-on activity fosters creativity, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Silly Pennies at Hubbard School. We are having a great time learning about money while enjoying friendly competition too. We are sorting our silver coins from our cooper ones. Shout out to our second grade friends who count and track the points each day.
“Measuring in first grade: where cubes, inch tiles, and paperclips become tools of discovery! Watching little minds explore length is a reminder that learning is all about curiosity and creativity. 📏
3-D Shapes are awesome! K-Col students enjoyed learning about, exploring, touching, searching for and locating 3-D shaped items throughout our classroom. True hands-on learning.
Silly Pennies Week starts TODAY! Gather those coins and bills in support of the Hubbard PTO. All proceeds will benefit the Hubbard PTO.
Puppet play encourages preschoolers to use their imagination, develop creative and cognitive skills, and explore language in a fun and engaging way! It’s a great opportunity for them to express themselves, practice problem-solving, and expand their vocabulary—all while having fun with their new puppet friends.
“Let me show you what acceptance is. One person can be sitting, the other standing, and it’s different, but we are still friends.” These thoughtful words from two of our preschoolers perfectly capture the essence of acceptance. This month, HU students are embracing acceptance by learning that no matter our differences, we can still support and care for one another. It’s wonderful to see our youngest of learners practice kindness and understanding every day! 🌟
Today’s assembly was a blast as students explored the exciting world of STEAM through hands-on exploration. A huge thank you to the PTO and volunteers for making this amazing experience possible. Students were fully engaged as they learned about science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, sparking curiosity and creativity. We appreciate all the support that helps bring such incredible opportunities to Hubbard 💙💛
The glue table promotes STEAM learning by integrating creativity and critical thinking skills. Preschoolers are exploring concepts in a hands-on, engaging way, fostering communication, collaboration, and experimentation.
"Look, I made pink!"
"We are scientists!"
"I added a stick to support it."
"I didn’t know this would stay!"
"I mixed the tissue paper and glue to make different colors!"
Through their observations and discoveries, these young learners are building a deeper understanding of the world around them!
Ramsey honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a champion of education, equality, and nonviolent change.
"Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education." -Dr. King
HU 3rd graders learned about Martin Luther King Jr. and drew inspiration from his speech, thinking about their own dreams for making the world a better place. Answers like "Love everyone for who they are" reflect not only his powerful message but also this month’s character trait of acceptance. Simple but powerful responses like "Sharing smiles" remind us that small steps can lead to big changes in our communities!
