Berlin Intermediate School Assistant Principal Dr. David Gell gave an Origami lesson earlier this month in Heather Riser’s 3D Art. Above, fifth grader Delaynie Kerrigan and Gell show off the finished product.
Ocean City Elementary second graders Matthew Chavarria-Aguilar and Nathan Simm ended a busy week of learning recently with a cardboard high-five in Maria Graham’s class.
As part of the school’s “Called To Service,” Most Blessed Sacrament intermediate students Kate and Bryn Wanner opened a lemonade stand on their own time to raise money for local emergency responders. The sisters were able to both contribute $34.50. Submitted Photos
After a recent visit and presentation from Showell and Ocean Pines fire departments, Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School collected donations from students, teachers and staff to offer local emergency responders a gift. Two wreaths adorned with gift cards to Subway and Dunkin Donuts made by one of our arts integration teachers, Sherry Brannon, were presented… Read more »
In honor of Veterans Day, Melanie Coleman’s first grade class at Ocean City Elementary sent thank you letters to her cousin’s Marine squadron. Coleman’s cousin is the lieutenant colonel of VMM-163 Evil Eyes at Miramar Military Base in San Diego, Calif. Submitted Photos
Sixth grade students in Berlin Intermediate Carolyn Mitrecic’s class recently had a Book Talk. They shared the book they are currently reading and gave it either a “thumbs up or thumbs down” review. Pictured are Kalissa Satchell, Israel Hernandez-Carrillo and Taylor Jacobs.
After a rigorous day of learning at Ocean City Elementary, students enjoyed some fitness time and warm sunshine on the playground. Pictured are first grader Diana Moreno Ricardo and PreK-3 student Morgan Connolly.
The Berlin Intermediate School Book Bus made its debut this fall. Media Specialist Stacy Lloyd is bringing the library to the students, making her first stop at Ashley Miller’s fifth grade classroom. Tyliah Collins was able to visit the mobile library to check out a book.
Berlin Intermediate School art teacher Sarah Perdue and students (on Zoom and in class) were investigating where value is shown on a three-dimensional pumpkin. Students will be using value on their pumpkin art inspired by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Students pictured in class are Ryleigh Aydelotte and Payton Oates. Submitted Photos
Worcester Prep kindergartener Landon Moreland, left, enjoys playing at the corn station. Above right, Wesley DeVito poses for a photo in the tractor booth.