A disturbing morning routine is presently at play at home.Invariably, for the last week or two around 5 in the morning, Beckett has been wandering into our bedroom and giving us an early wake-up call.Sometimes he makes enough noise stomping through the room (actually the entire second floor) that it wakes Pam and me up… Read more »
Students in Sheri Brueckner’s kindergarten class at Ocean City Elementary School enjoyed making a face with vegetables and fruits. Pictured are Hannah Campbell, Christopher Stedding and Taylor McCoy having fun making a healthy face and then eating it.
Jaiden Denk, Brooklynn Pugner and other third graders from Showell Elementary used craft sticks and clay models to learn about solid figures recently.
The National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) this week recognized Stephen Decatur High School’s girls’ varsity soccer team for its exceptional academic performance this year with a Team Academic Award. Above, from left, are Principal Loy Taylor, senior player Ariel dePaul and Coach Misty Bunting.
Pre-kindergarten students from Seaside Christian Academy learned about how water freezes by making “ice sculptures.” Proudly displaying their creations are Torrence Brickman, Anna Hickman and Genevieve Hilbert.
Second graders from Buckingham Elementary enjoyed the Bucky Bear Accelerated Reader Store for reading books. Students pictured are Erika Kolacz, Kahlin Carrier, Hailey Timmons, Frankie Richwalksi, Tavon Parsons, Dyasia Johnson and Derek Hamad.
Kirsten Danisavich’s fourth grade students at Ocean City Elementary School had fun learning about solids, liquids and gases. Above, Michael Kerns, Max Taylor and Hunter Wolf smiled and laughed while investigating oobleck, a water and corn starch mixture.
Buckingham Elementary School recently recognized its Students of the Month. First grade honorees, above, were Austin Trimble, Airiyel Mapp, Khalia Ballard, Marsha Malcolmson and Daquan Farmer. Honorees not pictured were second graders Deanna Mitchell, Alexis Walker, DyAsia Johnson and Derek Hamad; third graders Kvontae Johnson, Asher Layton, Ly’Resha Sturgis, Olivia Brown, Marly Brooks and Ricardo… Read more »
Close Super Bowl gamesWings with bleu cheeseLaughingThe movie, ‘Money Ball’Being at home when it’s raining The recreation center in Snow HillListening to my son spell actual wordsRecycling at homeA snow-less winterAllen Sklar’s picture on this year’s Assateague passWatching kids play soccer
Adult meltdowns happen, and I had a memorable one the other morning. Fortunately, besides the dogs, nobody was around to hear it.It was 6 in the morning, and I needed to get some work done before the kids awoke for the day. Usually, that start rumbling around between 6:30 and 7 a.m.When I came downstairs,… Read more »