Writing is a process, and sometimes it can be messy, but that is where the best learning happens. ✏️ In Ms. Lee’s class at Hubbard, one student realized his topic sentence did not match the rest of his paragraph, while another noticed how she could make her introduction stronger. These moments remind us that every draft is a chance to grow as writers. 💙💛
Fun fact: Mrs. Frank once lived in South Korea 🇰🇷! In third grade social studies, students are exploring cultural universals, the ways people around the world share common needs and experiences while expressing them in unique ways. Experiences like this help bridge cultures together, reminding us that while traditions may differ, the values of community and connection unite us all. Stories like this bring our learning to life and deepen our understanding of the world.
Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Wear a sports jersey or shirt - Team Up to Stop Bullying
There is an ARRAY of learning happening in Mrs. Weiss’s class! ✨ Students are working through the CPA model, moving from concrete manipulatives to pictorial models to abstract equations, building a strong foundation for problem solving and mathematical thinking. Third grade math adds up to success.
Hubbard kicked off the Week of Respect with a magical assembly by Abracabully! 🎩✨ Students learned the power of kindness, confidence, and standing up for others, a perfect way to start a week focused on respect and empathy. 💙💛
Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Wear TYE DYE or bright colors - Peace, Love, and Respect
Tomorrow Week of RESPECT Spirit Day: Wear Blue - STOMP out Bullying!
Have you seen our latest story on the Hubbard School website? 💙💛 Check it out to see what our Rams have been up to!
Learning is always better with a little help and a lot of heart. 💙 Mrs. Murphy is right there alongside her students, guiding, encouraging, and celebrating every success in second grade.
Mrs. Royle’s second graders are diving into word study 📝✨ Students explored syllabication and discovered that every syllable has a vowel. Some even checked their mouth drop to see how many syllables they could hear, a fun and powerful way to grow as readers and writers.
The first Friday of the month is always so special at Hubbard. Nothing is better than coming together as a community where our Rams RISE with Respect, Independence, Self Control, and Empathy. 😎
The last day of our Winter Clothing Drive is Monday! 🧥🧤 Thank you to all who have donated and supported this effort — your generosity helps keep our community warm. 💙💛
Check out some of these smiling faces that make Hubbard feel like home. 💙💛 Our students, staff, and families are what bring the heart to Hubbard School each and every day. ✨Bright spots✨ are everywhere at Hubbard, and these moments remind us why our community shines so brightly together.
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, students in art with Ms. Megna are learning about the life and work of Frida Kahlo 🎨. Through her bold self portraits and powerful use of color, Kahlo showed the world how art can express identity, culture, and emotion. Inspired by her legacy, our students are creating their own art that honors creativity and self expression while deepening their appreciation of Hispanic heritage.
The first Wednesday of October is celebrated nationwide as National Walk to School Day. It is part of the larger Walk to School Wednesday program that encourages safe routes, active lifestyles, and the joy of starting the day with movement. Step by step, our community shines.
A huge thank you to the Ramsey Police Department for keeping our walkers safe and to ShopRite for providing apples for everyone to enjoy at the finish. Thank you to Ms. G for leading, to all the teachers who participated, and to the families who helped make today a walking success.
🌍 In Mrs. Finnegan’s class, students expand their horizons each day by learning a new word in Chinese from a native speaking classmate. This daily routine is more than just building vocabulary, it reminds us that everyone has something to teach and something to learn. By sharing language, students grow in curiosity, empathy, and cultural awareness, strengthening not only their knowledge but also their connections with one another. ✨📖
As a reminder, schools are closed tomorrow in recognition of Yom Kippur.
Morning Meeting in Mrs. Murphy’s second grade class was all about collaboration and problem solving. 🌟 Students worked together to complete a puzzle, using their communication and critical thinking skills along the way. Morning Meeting is such an important part of the day because it builds community, strengthens relationships, and gives students a meaningful start to their learning. 💙💛
🚶♂️🚶♀️ Reminder: Join our walking school bus as Hubbard students and staff walk to school in recognition of International Walk to School Day! Meet us at the Ramsey Library parking lot at 8:15 am and walk with us to Hubbard School. Parents are encouraged to join too! 💙💛
We are thrilled to share the joyful growth of our new Hubbard Community Garden, a collaboration between our Preschoolers and Third Graders. Rooted in the Reggio Emilia philosophy of curiosity and wonder, the garden is more than just a space for plants. It is a living expression of creativity, cooperation, and care.
As students planted side by side, they nurtured responsibility, independence, empathy, and respect which are core elements of RAMS RISE and the Profile of a Ramsey Graduate competencies. This garden also reflects the strength of our Hubbard community with families, staff, and students working together to grow something truly special. 💙💛
Character, curiosity, and community all growing together. 🌱
