Ashley Fardone’s second graders at Showell Elementary School are studying ants in science class. The student detectives (pictured above) were able to put the disassembled parts together to form a giant ant.
Category: Beach Living
Chinese New Year At WPS
Celebrating Chinese New Year are Worcester Prep Grade 2 students Marika Vasilikos, Graham McColgan, Sydney Stebenne, and Carson Cebula. Helping with the celebrating is parent Marisa Stebenne.
Grand Parents Day At WPS
Jillian Lebling, left, and Baylor Hoen, both of Worcester Prep’s Preschool, played grandparents in a skit presented on Grandparents’ Day before an audience filled with hundreds of grandparents and friends.
Adventures In Fatherhood
Carson is never in a rush to do anything, and I find it charming.Yes, our 16-month-old likes to take his time. He does everything at his own pace, never seems to be in a hurry or overly excited and I admire him for it.This laidback attitude is perhaps most on display while he eats. It’s… Read more »
Things I Like
by Steven Green
Last weekend’s “Super Moon”A healthy seal just hanging on the beachClose NCAA tourney gamesHarrison Ford as Indiana JonesReading on the beachMeeting new peopleWatching my youngest son try to walkListening to a new bandOld baseball cardsSmell of an old bookA rainy day that ends with a nice sunset
The Children’s Book Garden At SES And BIS
Allison Barton, owner of The Children’s Book Garden, recently shared new and favorite book titles with Salisbury University student interns assigned to Showell Elementary and Berlin Intermediate. The future teachers, from left, are Chelsey Kline, Kristin Richardson, Allison Barton, Paige Baker and Leah Cox. Submitted Photos
Pack’s Pinewood Derby
Webelos from Cub Pack 267 at Worcester Prep enjoyed watching the Pack’s Pinewood Derby Competition. The are, clockwise from far left, Porter Bunting, Colton Edmunds, James Mathias, Jordan Welch, Parker Brandt and Matthew Wilson.
Principal For The Day
The students at Seaside Christian Academy were given a challenge from the principal to read 8,640 minutes in February. Each student kept track of their reading minutes and at the end of the challenge the top readers from each class got to decorate the principal’s hair. The top reader from the school was also named “Principal for… Read more »
OCES Creates Own Hats
Students in Jennifer Fohner’s Pre-K classroom at Ocean City Elementary School brought in their favorite Dr. Seuss book to celebrate his birthday. After reading The Cat in the Hat, students created their own hats.
Key Club Blood Drive At SDHS
Stephen Decatur High School senior Kristen Miller donates blood during the Key Club’s second blood drive for the school year on March 11. The blood drive brought in over 80 pints of blood, totaling 155 pints for the year.