Washington School's 5th graders had lots of fun on their field trip today!! #classof2024
KD exploring how plants grow by conducting a paper flower and water experience from Mystery Science! 🌸🪴
KD reinforcing their subtraction skills by playing Subtraction Smash!
What better way to end a reading unit than to celebrate by using our Super Reader capes and masks!
KD was so excited to welcome our class ladybugs!
KR explores how water helps plants move through a paper experiment from Mystery Science!
KR loved reading our opinion books to 5C and 1C. Thank you for being such great listeners!
Today, fifth graders tackled a thinking challenge called, "Four 4s." Using only four 4s and any mathematical operation, they created equations from 1 to 20!
KRO uses loose parts to practice subtraction strategies
Such a fun evening exploring, learning and playing at Washington's STEM Night!
KRO students & families enjoying Makerspace Night
KR was so excited to start our ladybug observations! Today we received the ladybug larva!
KR took our writing outside and made signs to provide safety tips, directional signs, and instructional signs!
KRO observing the ladybug habitat
KRO plays subtraction smash to practice subtraction strategies
The District-wide Special Education Parent Advisory Group (SEPAG) Meeting (PreK - 8) will be held on May 14th at 9:00am at Sicomac School.
For more information and to register, visit our website at https://www.wyckoffps.org/o/wsd/page/wyckoff-parent-resources
KD had a blast exploring the James A. McFaul Environmental Center this week! Students had a hands-on experience exploring nature. Thank you to our guide and our chaperones for a special day!
During reading workshop, KR learned to notice endings on words! After exploring how the letter s at the end of a word can show possession, we were so excited to find this sign in our outdoor classroom!
KR enjoys taking literacy outdoors - sorting "word" stones into word families!
Inspired by our field trip to the environmental center in town, KR started to work on a mural of the forest biome! Thank you to the class parents for assisting us on the trip!
