SMK Newsletter

You will see these lovely lunch ladies making something yummy for us to eat. Miss Kate is not fond of eating sweet potatoes, and Miss Erika is not a fan of green bean casserole.

Miss Stoddard is one of our terrific third-grade teachers. She is not a big fan of Brussels sprouts at Thanksgiving dinner.

Mr. Henson, a fabulous first-grade teacher, can be seen eating lunch at school, but you will not see him eat cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving.

The marvelous Miss Mary can be seen helping out in the preschool. She does not care to eat ambrosia salad at Thanksgiving.

You will see the popular Ms. Palermo teaching students in second grade. She is one of our special education teachers. She prefers to eat vegan stuffing instead of any of the meat for Thanksgiving dinner.

Miss Donna is a para in fun first grade. She says she cooks the Thanksgiving dinner and makes food she likes, but she would not eat ambrosia salad.

Get gobbling!!! Remember to read for enjoyment and for our monthly reading challenge.

Fall and phonics - a great combination.

This is true. It's important to always try your best. It's okay to make mistakes. It's a great way to learn.

Students in art are painting Jen Aranyi inspired landscapes while showing off their new aprons.

This is a fun way to use your senses - making slime.

Harrison seems to enjoy using shaving cream to do some schoolwork.

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! I can see this this student is having some fun writing about her weekend.

Ms. Hawk and her students are enjoying the book Thanksgiving on Thursday.