Lots of learning and growing happening in Mrs. Colemanβs kindergarten class!


Writers in K-Allen are working hard to zoom in on all the details they see when sketching an object, helping them and their audience understand their whole piece.




Minimum Day - Wednesday, November 26th
Please note the times of attendance for this Minimum Day. Dismissal will follow the early schedule.
Please note the times of attendance for this Minimum Day. Dismissal will follow the early schedule.

IMSE dictation in kindergarten provides an evidence based structure for linking sounds to print. Students practiced listening for individual phonemes, segmenting them, and representing them accurately in writing.






Happy Thanksgiving from Mrs. Pianoforte's little turkeys!π¦π§‘ What a fun and creative craft from our class parents to help us celebrate Thanksgiving!



Check out this student taking a mindful movement break on our sensory path. Step, jump, stretchβ¦ and back to learning! π‘



Morphology is the foundation of our word work. Students in 3Lee at Hubbard School are settling into the routines of the three part drill. The teacher says, βThis suffix means more than one or third person singular,β and students write it, say it, and build strong auditory and kinesthetic connections.







A successful RAMbassador meeting with Mrs. Linden!



Just the sweetest moment in Mrs. Pianoforteβs class as a kindergarten student worked hard on a birthday card for Mrs. Linzenbold!

Smiling faces all around in Mrs. Zuccalaβs class! π





What a wonderful Wednesday at Hubbard! Our Rambassadors kicked off the morning with a thoughtful debrief at the PTO meeting. The 3Lee Squad sang to open the meeting, and we even celebrated Mrs. Linzenboldβs birthday! Such a special day for our community. ππ










In Mrs. Reidβs class, imagination is in full swing! Block play builds more than structures. It builds teamwork, patience, communication, and big ideas! Teachers support this learning with open-ended questions like "Whatβs your plan for your structure?" to help children share their thinking, problem solve, and collaborate.






A big thank you to Ramsey PD for visiting our second graders today to teach them all about fingerprinting! While students waited for their turn, Mrs. Linzenbold kept everyone engaged with a fun game of Hangman. Such a memorable afternoon!




Book buddies in Mrs. Dumontβs class! Students are practicing strong listening and communication skills as they learn together π

Hubbard School third graders took on the Sterling Hill Mining Museum today! Even with a few unexpected twists, they explored, discovered, and shined like true Rams. πβοΈ










Itβs Election Day in 1-Chanatski! π³οΈ Students learned how voting works by casting ballots in the voting booth! They practiced taking turns, counting votes, and respecting different choices β building future citizens one vote at a time. πΊπΈ





The temperatures may be dropping but the warmth in Hubbard School never fades. Friendship growing and students learning together make our days bright π€









What a special School Pride morning. Our preschoolers melted everyoneβs hearts with their fall songs. Their bravery and independence shined so brightly. For the month of November, we look forward to focusing on Independence in RISE and celebrating all the ways our students continue to grow. ππ







RPEF Teacher and Town Treasure Online Silent Auction bidding ends Sunday at 9pm
Bid on Hubbard Teacher Treasurers for special experiences for your child and support the RPEF who do so much for our schools!
Bid on Hubbard Teacher Treasurers for special experiences for your child and support the RPEF who do so much for our schools!

Exploring forces in action! Mrs. Weiss's class investigated pushes and pulls during a tug-of-war to observe how force, motion, and balanced vs. unbalanced forces affect movement. Hands-on learning at its best!


