With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Sixth Graders Prepare for Freedom Week Our sixth graders are throwing themselves into their civil rights projects, which they will share with families during
Lauren Catalano Wins Honor From Lesley University Lauren Catalano, a member of the 2019-20 associate teacher cohort, is the recipient of the 2020 June T. Fox Scholarship Award given on behalf of the June Fox Lecture Series Committee and the Lesley University Graduate School of Education. The committee recognizes only
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Delivering a Lesson in Plant Care for Fourth Grade Although the annual plant sale had to be canceled this year, we still wanted the
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. First Grade Studies & Creates Snowflakes The first grade students have been busy writers, mathematicians, and scientists this week! They have been making final
Let’s Make it in May! Giving Day – Monday, May 18, 2020 Mark your calendars—we have a new virtual event this year. We invite you to celebrate Giving Day, as we strive to reach 100 gifts in one day! In addition, we encourage our current parents to join the faculty
To coincide with the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the micro:bit Educational Foundation today announced the 2020 winners of its Do Your :Bit Challenge. Chosen from competitors from around the globe, Belmont Day School eighth grade student Lynn Lewis was awarded the top honor in North America. The London-based foundation
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Eighth Graders Explore Community Poem on Isolation In eighth grade English, students read and discussed the community poem, “Social Distance” by Kwame Alexander, author
After a brief hiatus while we adjusted to teaching and learning offsite, some of our middle school clubs—plus a couple of new additions—are back. Students are excited to have the opportunity to connect, socialize, and have fun together with peers during the week. On Fridays from 11 a.m. to noon
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. First Graders Get Into Character(s) In theater arts, first graders were given an assignment to come up with three different characters. These characters could
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