Ocean City Elementary fourth graders Daniel Juarez and Melis Unal are pictured working together to discover properties of magnetic fields with iron fillings and magnets in Dr. Melanie Biscoe’s Science class. Submitted Photos
Extreme temperature swings of a fall day Eating last night’s leftovers for lunch Holding one of my kids when sick Reading in a hammock under a tree A server who knows your name Cooking a steak just rightPeople picking up random trash on the Boardwalk Mums and pumpkins on a front porch A… Read more »
“Wow” was all I could say after two hours at Chuck E Cheese’s last Sunday in Salisbury.It’s not so much that I was in awe by what takes place there. It’s just no matter how prepared you are it’s still a shock to the senses to spend a considerable amount of time at that place… Read more »
Slow cooking food on a grillAvocado on anythingBrick walls inside a restaurantA bottle of wine and a movieThe feeling I still get picking up this newspaper every weekGiggling with my kidsA king-size bedLooking at Assateague from the Inlet jettyCoaching little kidsA new computerWhen something happens that you know you will never forget
Autumn Pracko and Zina Sbih view plankton under a microscope during their seventh grade science class at Stephen Decatur Middle School, which works closely with the National Park Service.
After reading about astronauts and the adventures they take, Julie Biscoe’s fourth grade class at Ocean City Elementary School ended the week with a selection called “Sky-High Dining” that informed the students about the technology used to make food for astronauts and how that technology has been used to help consumers on Earth. Above, Brooke… Read more »
Each year Worcester Prep’s Guerrieri Library hosts a summer reading competition for students in the Lower School. Top readers in the number of pages read category were Myra Cropper, 18,046 pages; Quinn McColgan, 15,213 pages; and Riley Schoch, 10,198 pages; Winners in books read category were Brooke Emeigh, 228 books; Colin Savage, 211 books; and… Read more »
Brian Campbell from NASA at Wallops Island and Jay Johnstone from the National Park Service in Assateague have been working closely with Mr. Romano’s seventh grade science class at Stephen Decatur Middle School. Above, Spencer Carbaugh receives instructions on water sampling from Johnstone.
Seaside Christian Academy first grader Jenesis Perez feels just how heavy and big fighfighter Seth Goggin’s coat is during a recent visit.
Pre-kindergarten student Kai Steedman thanks his dad, Trevor, an Ocean City firefighter, after a classroom presentation at Ocean City Elementary during Fire Prevention Week.