6th Grade students read Dr. Seuss books to the 4th and 5th graders to promote reading and celebrate Dr. Seuss' Birthday!
… [Read more...] about Read Across America DayPierrepont Students Raise $12,015 for the American Heart Association
Students at Pierrepont Elementary School recently participated in the second annual Hoops for Heart program, raising money for the American Heart Association. Ms. Mahoney & Mrs. Singer, event coordinators and physical education teachers at Pierrepont, are very proud of the students who participated as the group raised $12,015! Hoops for Heart encourages students to take careof their heart through physical activity while making a difference in the lives of others. Students were able to participate in an after school “knock-out” tournament. They also earned prizes according to how much money … [Read more...] about Pierrepont Students Raise $12,015 for the American Heart Association
Read Across America: Spirit Week
Read Across America: Spirit Week 2018 Monday, February 26th: Oh! The Places You Will Go Day- Wear a shirt representing a place you have visited to celebrate Dr. Seuss! Tuesday, February 27th: Hats off to Dr. Seuss Day - wear a "Cat in the Hat" hat, or your favorite/craziest hat! Wednesday, February 28th: Wacky Wednesday - Polka dots, plaids, mismatched clothing too: funky hairstyles and crazy socks will do! Wear your wackiest outfit to celebrate reading! Thursday, March 1st: Team One Team Two Day - Wear gear from your favorite sports team. It can be one you play on or one … [Read more...] about Read Across America: Spirit Week
Valentine Notes for the Kip Center
Mrs. Smith's fifth grade class thought about the senior citizens for Valentine's Day. They sent inspirational letters to the Kip Center seniors to spread the love and give them some of the positive sayings from their Wonder book readings. … [Read more...] about Valentine Notes for the Kip Center
Virtual Field Trip
Mrs. Philp and Mrs. Smith's classes took a virtual museum visit via the internet. Students were escorted through the halls of the newly built Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, PA via the Scholastic program. Students saw artifacts and saw visual concepts that they are currently learning in fifth grade. Everyone enjoyed the "trip".