Pierrepont School

In Ms. Mann's class, students demonstrated impressive strategy skills while participating in the interactive game Honor of the Samurai. The game challenged them to think critically and make calculated decisions about budgeting and resource management. Students learned to carefully balance their rice supply—deciding how much to spend on feeding peasants, maintaining armies, and offering gifts to the Emperor—while keeping an eye on long-term goals. Through this, they developed a better understanding of financial literacy, including how to spend wisely and determine which choices offered the best … [Read More...]

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Students in Mrs. Colucci and Mrs. Barone’s 4th-grade science class are exploring the wonders of electricity! Using a battery and aluminum foil, they created circuits to power an LED bulb. When built correctly, the bulb lights up. You can see these happy faces also light up with pride in their success!

Ms. Mann's 6th-grade class explored the vibrant tradition of Rangoli art while studying Ancient India. Typically made out of sand and flowers, Ms. Mann's students used coffee filters and makers to make these elaborate designs. Using mathematics, students carefully folded paper to create symmetrical designs, applying concepts of geometry and patterns. This hands-on activity brought the artistic achievements of Ancient India to life. In addition to Rangoli, students also examined other significant contributions of the civilization, including advancements in mathematics, science, and … [Read More...]

Students in Mrs. Colucci’s & Mrs. Barone’s 4th Grade Science class concluded their study on “Energy & Energy Transfer” with a look at chain reaction machines. In class, they used blocks, ramps, and marbles to build and test their own chain reaction machines. It was a fun and engaging way to apply their knowledge of energy transfer in a hands-on experiment! [Read More...]