(Part 1) HU third graders had an unforgettable day exploring the wonders of the Liberty Science Center! From hands-on exhibits to discovering new concepts, their curiosity and excitement were sparked. A perfect blend of fun and learning!
Pssst… the Hubbard School Scholastic Book Fair is right around the corner! Our students are busy writing their wish lists during Library, filled with excitement for all the books they are discovering. A huge shoutout to the PTO and all the volunteers (pictured and not) for their time and support in making this event possible 📚💙💛
Third graders at Hubbard School recently took a trip to South America—without leaving Ramsey! Students were captivated as their classmate’s grandparents shared stories about life in Colombia 🇨🇴, including their traditions, foods, and culture. This hands-on, authentic learning experience helped bring the world to our classroom. Experiences like these deepen students’ understanding of different cultures, inspire curiosity, and create real-world connections that enrich their learning journey at Hubbard School.
Students in 3Lajam are engaged during Reader’s Workshop as they actively explore new texts, jot down their thoughts, and discuss their ideas with peers. It’s amazing to see their enthusiasm and growth as readers.
Students in 3J are fully immersed and jotting down their thoughts as Ms. Jordan reads aloud to the class. This practice helps them engage deeply with the text, develop critical thinking skills, and capture their reflections as they listen!
There is magic brewing within Hubbard School! Our students are diving into exciting new activities, sparking curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning. Every day brings a new adventure, and we can’t wait to see where their imaginations will take them next!
The Ramsey Fire Department visited Hubbard School to teach our preschool, kindergarten and first grade students all about fire prevention and safety. We even got our own cool hats! #firepreventionweek
Students in 3Lee are developing their ability to reason abstractly and quantitatively by creating story problems. Why is this important? It helps them visualize math concepts, build problem-solving strategies, and apply their learning to real-world contexts!
Students in 3Frank at Hubbard are focused and ready to grow! During our WIN (What I Need) period, third graders work closely with their teacher to receive targeted support and enrichment, helping each student strengthen their skills and reach their full potential. Every day is an opportunity to learn and grow.
Today, third graders at Hubbard School had a special visit from Sean from INHABIT, where they learned the importance of breathwork and meditation. Sean guided students through calming breathing exercises and mindful meditation, helping them discover new strategies to relax and focus. These techniques will help our students manage stress and stay centered throughout the school day and beyond!
Third graders in 3-Li are sharpening their math skills by using place value patterns to add and subtract quickly and efficiently! By recognizing the value of digits and applying strategies based on place value, they are building a strong foundation for success in math. Keep up the great work!
Not only do we wear blue to stomp out bullying at Hubbard, we collaborate to play with one another! Collaboration and communication help us build strong relationships and develop character traits that will last a lifetime.
Hubbard students are FALL-ing in love with learning more and more every day! 🍁 Outdoor exploration is an important part of their learning journey, sparking creativity, curiosity, and a deeper connection to the world around them. With each experience, they grow into more thoughtful and engaged learners!
Second graders at Hubbard across all classes are hard at work building fluency in addition and subtraction! They’re practicing strategies and strengthening their math skills every day, laying the groundwork for future success!
Second grade mathematicians in 2-Royle are warming up by using ten frames to figure out how many counters they see. They’re sharing strategies and exploring different ways to make numbers, building a strong foundation for mental math.
Every month, we look forward to coming together as a family during our school assemblies. These gatherings are so important to us because they give us a chance to reinforce the values that make our school special. 💙💛
By spotlighting a new character trait each month, we encourage our students to actively practice and apply these values—like respect and cooperation—in their daily lives. 🌟 These assemblies also help create a sense of community and shared responsibility, where we celebrate students for demonstrating positive behaviors and setting an example for their peers.
Ultimately, these moments help us build a supportive and inclusive environment where every student feels valued and empowered to grow, both academically and personally. 🙌✨
#HubbardIsHome #SchoolCommunity #CharacterEducation #Respect #Cooperation #TogetherWeGrow
Wear a cap for Down Syndrome Awareness Month tomorrow! 🧢
Hubbard School's Walk to School Wednesday was a success! Our students enjoyed a healthy start to their day, building community and independence along the way. A big thank you to Ms. Gravalis, our teachers, and community members for walking with us and making this special day happen!
Second graders are hard at work sketching and planning their landform projects, exploring the different landforms they’ve been learning about in social studies. Through these hands-on activities, they’re bringing their knowledge of Earth’s features to life. We can’t wait to see their creativity shine!
Today we celebrate National Custodian Appreciation Day!
👏 Big impact: Think of all the hours they’ve put in, often when no one is around to see — prepping for events, cleaning classrooms, waxing floors, sanitizing every surface, and making sure everything is in working order. They create an environment where students and teachers can thrive.
💬 A few words of appreciation can go a long way! Today is the perfect time to say thank you to custodians who work tirelessly to keep our schools ready for learning.
