Students in 1-Berland are using a multimodal approach to explore science as part of our Light and Sound unit! ๐ก As they walk around the school, theyโre noticing their surroundings and writing down their observations, including the sounds they hear. Itโs a fun and interactive way to bring science to life through movement, listening, and writing.




We are beyond thankful for Ms. McDonald, who not only teaches music but also helps instill the Profile of a Ramsey Graduate competencies in all of our learners. Through her lessons, she fosters key skills like communication, collaboration, and creativity, empowering students to express themselves and work together harmoniously ๐๐

The cutest families and the most thoughtful PTO! Thank you for providing a delicious holiday lunch for our Hubbard staffโit truly made our day extra special! ๐๐๐



Mark your calendars HU family! ๐ถ Our School Holiday Sing Show is on the 17th, and on the 18th, weโll be welcoming families for a special performance. We're so excited to celebrate the season with music, joy, and community! ๐๐










Emotion detectives are being developed in Mrs. Frank's grade 3 class with Mrs. Linden. Our emotions can be very dysregulated during the holiday season. Now our students have strategies to employ when needed!

Ms. Diaz is developing fine motor skills in our preschools through JOY! Linking holiday chains and building a gingerbread house as part of the fine motor workout. The smile says it all!




Kindergarteners in K-Cammarata are practicing dictation with IMSE! This activity is essential for developing phonemic awareness, spelling, and handwriting skills. By hearing sounds and translating them into written words, students are building a strong foundation for literacy that will serve them for years to come.




Students at HU are fully engaged in Spanish class with Seรฑor Becker! Through interactive lessons, theyโre learning new vocabulary, practicing conversation skills, and exploring the richness of the Spanish language and culture. Itโs a fun and dynamic way to make language learning come alive!


Mathematicians in Mrs. Shand's Kindergarten class engage in measurement activities by assessing various classroom objects, such as crayons, toy cars, and books, using a non-standard unit of measurement: connecting cubes.




And that's a wrap!! Thank you to all the family members for taking time out of their afternoon to be with us ๐










Kindergarten in December is busy, delightful and merry with our variety of gingerbread stories, activities and projects mixed in with our reading, writing, math, Spanish and science lessons.


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A Hubbard tradition: inviting third-grade students and their family members to join together for gingerbread house making! A heartwarming way to celebrate the season, create memories, and share in the joy of community.










You canโt fake the joy and excitement captured in these photos! When friends celebrate each otherโs success and share in their joy, itโs a true reminder of what makes Hubbard feel like HOME. Teaching children to celebrate othersโ achievements at a young age fosters empathy, kindness, and a strong sense of communityโlaying the foundation for meaningful, supportive relationships that last a lifetime ๐๐.

Creativity is blooming in the preschool atelier! Our young artists are exploring materials, expressing their ideas, and bringing their imaginations to life. This creative exploration is vital during these formative years, as it nurtures problem-solving skills, fine motor development, and self-expression. Through hands-on activities, children build confidence, learn to communicate their ideas, and develop critical thinking skills that lay the foundation for future learning. A space where curiosity meets creativityโand so much more!




2-Finnegan and Mrs. Reidโs preschool class teamed up as reading buddies, creating a special opportunity for shared learning and connection! Preschoolers enjoyed listening to stories read by their older peers, while second graders took pride in modeling strong reading skills and building meaningful relationships. A heartwarming way to foster a love of reading for all! ๐๐๐

Today, we celebrated school pride by recognizing our November recipients who exemplify gratitudeโthey were truly glowing with gratitude! As we step into December, our focus shifts to generosity. Take a moment to ask your child what it means to be generous from the heart!


Head over to any Ramsey school website homepage for more detail! GREAT prizes and amazing way to honor and participate in Inclusive Schools Week! GO RAMS!

Yesterday, the Sullivan sisters, Alexa (Grade 2) and Avery (Grade 4), visited the Board of Education offices to record the inclement weather announcements for the 2024-2025 school year. The lucky winners of the RPEF raffle did a great recording their extremely cute early dismissal, delayed opening, and snow day announcements! โ


Hubbard School Pride Day - Friday, December 6th
Remember to wear Blue and Gold or your Hubbard gear!
The Character trait for the month of December is Generosity: Generosity means having a willingness to give or share with kindness in your heart. Spending time with someone or letting other people have a turn are ways to show generosity. Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible!

