Practicing "To Be"

Here, we see two students who are practicing the verb "To Be" in Spanish. They are presenting themselves to the audience and saying where they are from. On the board, they drew their own background pictures of Puerto Rico and La Republica Dominicana.  
~Ms. Gonzalez

Living Large

Check out this year's group of Pre-K large-scale self portraits...Link to Album

Feel free to Sing-A-Long yourself...

Here's a Chilton House Sing-a-long from March, the Friday before break (27 min).  Many thanks to Mr. Kennedy, Finny's dad, for sharing his talents, both as a storyteller and musician.  

Morrow House Students Help Fours with Life Size Drawings

After the four year olds created outlines of their bodies, Morrow House students went to their classroom to help them choose the colors and strategies to turn their outlines into self portraits.

6th Grade Greek Olympics

On Tuesday, March 12, the 6th grade participated in the Greek Olympics complete with both drama and competition. Afterwards, they enjoyed a Greek feast and announced the winning competitors.

Chilton House Sing Along welcomes special guest

After a series of Irish-themed songs in honor of St. Patrick's Day, Chilton house students got a treat this morning with a special rendition of Abiyoyo told and sung by parent Mr. Robert Kennedy.

Third Graders Celebrate Colonial Day

The third grade was transformed into 17th century colonial America this morning. Students spent this morning working on crafts in traditional garb. The Colonial unit's activities combine themes from social studies, language arts, math, science, art, and music.

Math League

Here we go!

Link Up: Fourth Grade Carnegie Hall Audition

The fourth grade violinists and recorder players performed their well rehearsed pieces for the Carnegie Hall auditions for Link Up, a student centered program offered to schools all over the world. Arriving well before the start of the school day to play and film, our dedicated musicians poured their talents and love of music into their performance. We are proud of their dedication and love of music!

Sixth graders celebrate Greek Olympics

On Tuesday, the sixth grade celebrated the Greek Olympics with prayers, dances, plays, music, astronomy, and athletic contests. The day was capped off by a Greek feast and capped off a unit of study weaving social studies, language arts, math, science, music, art, and physical education.