Summer Fun

I hope everyone had a great summer! I sure did! Send me some pics for the blog!

Volcano Day

Good Morning and welcome to the second to last week of school. Yes we have exams, but this year I decided to bring back Volcano Day. What is Volcano Day it is when we bring our volcanoes we made from scratch in class and erupt them in front of most of the student body to enjoy and see. We will be holding this year's Volcano Day on Friday June 7th weather permitted please come and see the creations both of My Third Grade Science Students have created. They worked really hard in class yesterday and today to complete this task. All of the kids enjoyed themselves.

My students!

Some of Mrs. Bondi's Class

Sons of the American Revolutionary War Winners

Congratulations to the winners of Delaware County. Molly Butler 1st Place, Maeve Irish 2nd Place, Anna Harrity 3rd Place, and Honorable Mention Erin Cory and Emilia Delisi.

Congratulations Communicants!

Last week and this week our grade is receiving the most Blessed sacrament the Holy Eucharist.
Congratulations children.

Elmwood Park Zoo

Another great trip for the Third Grade. Thank you parents for allowing us to go and learn more about these amazing animals at this beautiful zoo. We started the trip with a close encounter with a tortes named Sandy and a chinchilla named Pichu. After a great presentation by the zoo staff we got to witness a once in a life time experience of seeing a jaguar being examined by the zoologists at the zoo. Finally most of the students finished combing the zoo grounds looking for the different badges to complete their code breaking passport. What a great day!

Sandy

Pichu

Feeding time

A real life examination of the jaguar

An Impressive Animal

Holy Communion

Let me first congratulate our up and coming Holy Communicants. Below are some pictures of those who will be receiving Holy Communion this weekend and next weekend. The banners in the back drop will be hung in church on the weekend of each child's Holy Eucharist.

Spring is finally here!

Both of my Science classes have begun preparations for our school garden. We filled up plastic cups with seeds to start the process for a plant life cycle. Once our plants have reached the seedling stage they will them either go home with those students who want to plant them in their own gardens or they will be planted in our very own garden. Thank you to all who help with the garden preparations and donations. Mr. G

Hunter and Will are ready to go!

So are these guys!

Erin, Ella, Maeve, and Cam 

Aidan, Carlos, Chris, Jude, and Patrick give their plants a drink