Leave it to Ms. Gravalis to make physical education exciting. Jumping, balancing, and moving through obstacles, our students are building agility, strength, and confidence.
We are readers...here, there and everywhere! This week we have read our Star Books & Look Books in the classroom and in the courtyard. We read independently, with a partner and enjoyed listening to an extra special guest reader share a Perfect story with us. Reading ROCKS!
Mathematicians in Mrs. Shand's Kindergarten class are making use of their math tools strategically. Actively engaged, students uncover "longer" or "shorter" lengths of objects using a direct comparison of a ten-cube tower.
(Part two) Thank you to the Ramsey Police Department, B&G Bagels, and our amazing volunteers for helping our third graders ride safely at today’s Bike Rodeo!
(Part 1) HU 3rd graders are mastering bike safety at our Bike Rodeo—building confidence and skills for the road ahead!
WIN time at Hubbard - all hands on deck!
Kindergarteners in K-Cammarata are hard at work during dictation! This multisensory approach helps students strengthen their phonemic awareness, letter-sound correspondence, and spelling skills. By practicing letter formation and sound blending, they are building a strong foundation for reading and writing success ✏️.
HU 2nd graders take on the Meadowlands Environmental Center! Exploring nature, discovering new things, and learning about the environment firsthand—what an adventure! As marsh explorers, they connected their classroom learning about landforms to the real world, making this a fun and hands-on experience.
A beautiful day to be outdoors at HU School 🍁
Meanwhile, back inside the school, the Book Fair was in full swing! A huge thank you to all the incredible volunteers (many not pictured) who were in and out of the building, helping to make the event a success. It was heartwarming to see former Hubbard students stop by to say hello. Hubbard is, and will always be, HOME! 💙💛
One pumpkin, two pumpkin, three pumpkins galore! 🎃 Joy radiated from Hubbard students during the fun-filled Pumpkin Fair hosted by our amazing PTO. Smiles, laughter, apple cider, and donuts made the day even sweeter 💙💛
Pumpkin Fair success at Hubbard School! A big thank you to our amazing PTO and all the volunteers who made today extra special. We couldn’t have done it without you!
Hubbard preschoolers practiced their language, listening, and fine motor skills while making applesauce. It turned out delicious!
Our preschoolers are busy exploring, learning, and having fun! Through hands-on activities, they’re not only growing socially and emotionally but also developing important language and communication skills. It’s wonderful to see their creativity, curiosity, and voices come to life every day!
Join us for the Pumpkin Fair tomorrow after school! No ticket? No problem! Tickets at the door are $15. Each ticket includes: a pumpkin from our patch, cider and snacks, access to the temporary tattoo station, a pumpkin craft, and fun games! See you there!
One book, two books, three books galore! 👻 Hubbard invites you to our spook-tacular Book Fair this week! Don’t forget, Wednesday is dress-up day, and all donations will support the Tommy Strong Foundation.
Preschoolers in Mrs. Zuccala’s class are collaborating to build a sturdy structure! Block play is integral in preschool because it promotes teamwork, strengthens problem-solving skills, and helps children develop early math skills like counting, sorting, and understanding spatial relationships. It also encourages creativity and builds confidence as students see their ideas take shape!
(Part 4) And just like that... It's a wrap!! What a RAM-tastic way to end the week.
(Part 3) One fun fact: As we’re learning about informational text features in class, students were able to apply their skills at Liberty Science Center by previewing headings and reading captions to dive deeper into each exhibit. A real-world connection to their learning! ✅
(Part 2) HU third graders collaborated, asked questions, and dove into interactive experiences that brought science to life. It was an inspiring adventure, and we can’t wait to see how they bring this excitement back to the classroom!
