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Principals' Coffee Hour
The next Principals’ Coffee Hour is March 22nd. These meetings allow parents/guardians to ask questions, share ideas, or simply engage in informal conversations with building leadership. Click on the link above to learn more.
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We are beginning to utilize "calming" strategy baskets in the cafeteria and during recess. Students choose a strategy that is appropriate for them. These are intended to help students manage their feelings independently.
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Grade 3 FaceTimes with Atria Residents
To celebrate our 3D printing project, grade 3 students communicated via FaceTime with Atria residents. Students created 3D planters and donated them to the Atria, each with a tiny cactus. During the FaceTime, students shared a little about the process and answered questions.
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Cards for Troops
To celebrate Veterans Day, second graders made thank you cards for American troops serving overseas. Each card features a red, white, and blue illustration, as well as a handwritten message. The cards were donated to a nation-wide program entitled, 100,000 Thank Yous, to be included in care packages for military members deployed around the world.
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Ride for Life 2018
E.M. Baker School welcomed Ride for Life founder Chris Pendergast to speak with students about overcoming obstacles and dreaming big. Baker School is a proud supporter of the Ride for Life, which raises awareness for ALS. Each spring, fourth and fifth-grade students cheer on Mr. Pendergast and his fellow ALS patients when they visit Baker School on their Ride for Life journey from Montauk to Manhattan.
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Sensory Path
This SENSORY PATH in Mrs. Venegas' kindergarten classroom is carefully designed with a set of activities to give children the sensory input they need. Students jump, bend, and breathe along the path releasing built-up energy!
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100th Day of School
Today marked the 100th day of school. Our kindergartners celebrated with numerous activities this morning with their teachers.
