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Hubbard artists learned an art strategy called shading to help add value into their art!
Responsibility is no small character trait! We all have a tremendous responsibility to ourselves and others!
Example:
Owning a horse would be a huge responsibility! Ask your children about our last school pride day skit and about the responsibility of owning a horse!
Thank you Señor Becker and Mrs. Rutigliano for teaching us about responsibility!
Grade 2 students worked hard on their biography units of study for the last 6 weeks! A closing celebration...
presenting their favorites!
"For one who reads, there is no limit to the number of lives that may be lived, for fiction, biography, and history offer an inexhaustible number of lives in many parts of the world, in all periods of time."
Louis L'Amour
Diving into the world of Noisy Poems with our third graders! Exploring the delightful interplay of rhyme, rhythm, and repetition in the playful poem 'On the Ning Nang Nong.' Their enthusiasm for onomatopoeias is infectious!
School pride day tomorrow!
3M shines as they perform in their 3rd Grade Show, Celebration of Cultures! We hope you enjoy the show!
2Cr learned the days of the week in Spanish from their rapping, rock n' rolling, opera singing teacher, Señor Becker in high speed, low speed, high and low pitch and with accompanying moves! I don't know how they will ever forget!
Hubbard third grade students collaborate to gather data and create a graph. After completing the graph, they work to generating challenging questions related to their data.
The final grade 3 performance at Hubbard School tomorrow is sure to bring many, many parent smiles 😃 (and maybe some tears 🥹).
KM is getting ready for our author visit with Jarrett Lerner - enjoying his books and his guided drawing video.
Next week is Meet the Masters for Grades K and 1 - visit the PTO website to volunteer
3rd graders visit the Peking Acrobats, a captivating cultural experience featuring incredible acrobatic performances accompanied by live Chinese music.
Ramsey teachers were hard at work today working on curriculum and also exploring AI in education. To help frame the work around AI, we had the pleasure of working with Greg Kulowiec, one of the best ed tech consultants in the country.
From Greg: "I always enjoy working with the educators in Ramsey, New Jersey. They are a thoughtful and engaging group, who are consistently learning leaders in the world of academic technology. Today, we explored artificial intelligence and the potential impact on their role as educators, and the impact on their students. We looked at foundational thinking around AI, understanding how it can provide both significant opportunities and create challenges and risks at the same time. My hope is that everyone left our day together, able to balance two conflicting perspectives. First, a healthy skepticism around AI and second, to be able to embrace a tempered optimism."
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The April edition of Ramsey Neighbors has arrived! Check out this month's content on Ramsey's inaugural Kindergarten Signing Day, a feature on RHS fencer Polina Kharchyna and the celebration of RHS Athletic Signing Day! 💛🐏💙
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Wishing all who celebrate a joyous and happy Easter! 🐰
Reminder! This weekend is a HOMEWORK-FREE!
Put the backpacks away and enjoy a well-deserved break. GO RAMS! 🐏
Sofia's mom joined 2Cr for an engaging STEM activity! The students collaborated to create the tallest, strongest tower with spaghetti, tape and string!
2W and 2S jumping for joy as they start their measurement unit! Students learn to measure how far they can jump with paper clips and craft sticks as well as how we can compare different lengths.
