Miss Lebert’s first graders had so much fun bringing the story "Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky" to life! During team time, the students worked together to paint murals inspired by the story, using their creativity and teamwork to show what they learned. What an amazing job by our first graders! 🎨
After a long week of testing, 3 Ohl and 6 Sharos were able to come together and make paper wind chimes.
6th graders enjoyed taking a break from IAR testing to work on their teamwork skills. Together we GROW!
🧥👕 Lost & Found Alert! 👟🧢
Our Lost & Found is filling up quickly! If your child is missing jackets, water bottles, lunchboxes, or other items, please encourage them to stop by and take a look.
📅 All unclaimed items will be donated on April 29th, so be sure to check before then!
FREE Mobile Market is the 3rd Thursday of each month.
Ms. Tribout's 1st graders know that cooperation is key! 🔑 Things turns out better when we work together! 💙🦅💛
Teamwork is Dreamwork for 2nd graders in Mrs. Weiner's class❣️
5th grade got to compete our SEL challenge! Today's theme was teamwork and wow, they did a great job!!!!
Even though our spring break has come to an end, friends in Ms.Kaiser's class had some EGGciting challenges today with these 3D printed puzzles!
Tomorrow we begin IAR testing for grades 3-6! Here are a few reminders to help your student do their best on the test!
Tomorrow, Monday, April 6th school is back in session and we’re coming back READY 💥📚 It’s IAR Testing + SEL Spirit Week and we’re bringing the energy, confidence, and FUN all week long! 🎉✨ Dress up, show out, and let’s remind ourselves: 💪 We are strong 🧠 We are capable 🌟 We’ve got this From comfy days to crazy outfits, every day is a chance to boost our mood, support each other, and shine our brightest! Let’s make this week full of positive vibes, big smiles, and test-taking confidence! 🎯💙
💙✨ Today we celebrate our incredible paraprofessionals at Union School! Your patience, kindness, and dedication do not go unnoticed. Every day, you make a difference in the lives of our students and support our staff in ways that truly matter. Whether you’re offering a helping hand, a listening ear, or a moment of encouragement, you help create a positive and caring environment for everyone. Thank you for all that you do Miss Nicole, Miss Edie, Miss Allison, Ms. Haninger, Ms. Lyn, Mrs. Rhonda, Mrs. Wade, and Miss Tia. We appreciate you more than words can express! 💙🍎
Mrs Kraft's class got to release ladybugs 🐞 into our garden thanks to Ms Ela's neighbors. They bought extra for us! ❤️🐞
Some of the 3rd graders learning about the Coast Guard during our land lesson during swimming. Thank you to the foundation for this opportunity. Also thank you to the YMCA doe teaching us the importance of swimming and swim safety!
Mrs. Turner's 3rd graders are working hard to master the recorders! They are sounding amazing!! 🤩
Mrs. Sharos's class is ready for Family Reading Night next week! They did a great job on their Scrabble board!
Tomorrow Thursday, March 19th we will be making a domino effect with all of our cereal boxes we collected!!! You can send more cereal boxes tomorrow to school!! We are asking that grade levels wear their assigned color!!! Thank you for supporting our service learning project!!
FREE Mobile Market is the 3rd Thursday of each month.
Today our students turned the classroom into a domino engineering lab! 🎲 Working in teams, they designed their own domino chain reactions, testing ideas, adjusting their layouts, and cheering each other on as they tried to create the perfect domino effect. Along the way they practiced: 🤝 Teamwork – collaborating and listening to each other’s ideas 🧠 Strategy – planning how to keep the chain reaction going ⏳ Patience – carefully resetting when things didn’t go as planned 🎉 Celebrating success – when the dominoes finally fell perfectly (well, sort of 😆) Learning doesn’t always happen at a desk. Sometimes it happens one domino at a time!
Who says math can’t be delicious? 😄📊 Today our students turned Fruit Loops into math tools! 🌈🥣 Using colorful cereal, they practiced making predictions, fractions, decimals, percents, and even graphs. First, they predicted how many of each color they would find in their bowl. Then it was time to sort, count, and turn those tasty loops into fractions and decimals. After that, they converted their data into percents and created bright, colorful graphs! Learning + cereal = the perfect recipe for a fun math lesson!
