Learning about how to prevent erosion at the Oceanside Research Center in the Arboretum! (O.R.C.A.) @OaksSchool3

Adding a little excitement to Reading Workshop today! 🔥 📚 We earned our first Flashlight Friday! @OaksSchool3

After learning about the voting process, we participated in a mock election! We voted to decide which book character would make the best Classroom President! 🇺🇸 @OaksSchool3

A whole YEARS worth of Halloween Fun! ❄ ♥ 🍀 ☔ 🌸 😎 🇺🇸🏖️ 🍎🎃🍂🎄 @OaksSchool3 @AlishaTricarico @H_Finkelstein14 @wendy_rossberg @FrankRossetti3 @aamorris1106

WOW! Look at them adding 3-digit numbers! 👏

Building models of landforms and water found on Earth 🏔️🏝️🏞️🗺️ @OaksSchool3

🎶 Elbow to elbow, knee to knee, I read to you and you read to me 🎶 Partner reading to help strengthen our fluency 📚 @OaksSchool3

Morning greetings are always my favorite! We used elbow-to-elbow, toe-to-toe, and high five partners to greet each other and learn more about our classmates during morning meeting. @OaksSchool3

I work with the BEST people 💙 ⚓ 🌊

In honor of my birthday, I'm giving away a class set of This Is a Story for a teacher-librarian, homeroom teacher, special area teacher, or administrator to give away to students. RT before 9:00 p.m. EDT (8/28) to enter the drawing. https://t.co/jGq9G0i8lB

Happy Summer! I'm going to miss this bunch 😎🌞 @OaksSchool3

Twin summer birthday celebration! @OaksSchool3 @Mrs_Rafter #twins

This student organized her data using tally marks, a line plot, and a bar graph! I think it's safe to say this class is excited for Summer! ☀ #showyourthinking @OaksSchool3

We're poets, and we didn't know it! #proudauthors @studentreasures @OaksSchool3

This poem 😍 💕 "We'll work together every day, We'll be your friend every day" @OaksSchool3 @studentreasures

Pics from last week when we released our butterflies 🦋 ☀ @OaksSchool3

Very proud of these mathletes for growing their math skills and building a love for math! @OaksSchool3 @MsAppel_16 @Mrs_Rafter

Trying out Semantic Gradients to teach new words to describe our feelings. Students generated a list of "sophisticated" feelings words to use with our Mood Meters and used reasoning skills to determine where each word should go on the gradient. @marcbrackett @OaksSchool3

Using chalk to play Trick Word Tic-Tac-Toe! Thanks for the idea @aamorris1106 the students loved it! @OaksSchool3

Using The Greedy Triangle book and popsicle sticks to learn about 2D shapes @OaksSchool3 @mburnsmath