The following third and fourth grade students were given a certificate for a free meal at Applebee's on 11/3 for being PAWSOME students…Keep up the PAWSOME work!
Yesterday we ended our Walkathon Fundraiser with the Wildcat Walk. It was a little chilly and breezy but the kids still had a great time walking/running with friends and listening to the music. Thanks to all of the families that donated towards the purchase fun equipment for recess. The last Thank You goes to the NAHS DECA student volunteers for helping manage the event and contribute to the kids fun.
Link to photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9CpB8hPwqk3Po3Wf9
For the month of October, all teachers and staff will be looking for students that demonstrate positivity.
On Wednesday, 11/1 one student from each grade was awarded the Golden Paw. Congratulations to our winners!
November 1 marks the beginning of National Native American Heritage Month. Click here to read this month’s “In The Loop” Newsletter from the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging.
https://www.smore.com/9at17
El 1ro de noviembre marca el comienzo del Mes Nacional de la Herencia Nativa Americana. Haga clic aquí para leer el boletín informativo "In The Loop" de este mes de la Oficina de Diversidad, Equidad, Inclusión y Pertenencia.
https://www.smore.com/9at17
Fourth Grade learned about the structure and function of our skeletal system.
The 2nd Grade Crayon Team!
Today we celebrated book character day and Dr. Kirksey dressed up and shared a book about the Madrigal family. She also had a twin. Hello Mirabel twins!
The following students earned 5 PAWS and were rewarded yesterday. Keep up the PAWTASTIC work.
Yesterday our Whitehall 4th Grade Best Buddies helped our Autistic Support Students with pumpkin painting.
Mrs. Gillespie's 2nd grade enjoying their extra recess reward for best grade attendance in September.
Kindergarten families, tomorrow is our character parade at 10:00 am in the front circle. Students should come dressed in their costumes ready to join the parade. Parents can come to watch the parade as well. It would be great if you can make it!
Kindergarten students are enjoying October with a Pink Out day for Breast Cancer, World Cultures Day, and lots of learning!
For the month of October, all teachers and staff will be looking for students that demonstrate positivity.
On Wednesday, 10/25 one student from each grade was awarded the Golden Paw. Congratulations to our winners!
Un Libro Un Norristown y NASD presentan: ¡Una celebración de Arte y Alfabetización! 17 de noviembre de 2023 en Escuela Elementaria Marshall Street. Haga clic aquí para más información. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lsJzUGgr6LkYGGKlC--ElBGWDqoj-IaR/view?usp=sharing
One Book One Norristown and NASD present: A Celebration of Arts and Literacy! November 17, 2023 at Marshall Street Elementary. Click here for more information. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lsJzUGgr6LkYGGKlC--ElBGWDqoj-IaR/view?usp=sharing
Third graders were intrigued by how structures are created and the various jobs that build them. We even took a glimpse at blue prints! We ended library class by building structures using mini marshmallows and toothpicks.
¡Los Harlem Wizards vienen a Norristown! 17 de noviembre de 2023. Presentado por Jefferson Einstein Montgomery y el representante estatal Greg Scott. Las ganancias se destinarán a la compra de máquinas DEA, equipos DEA y educación comunitaria, incluida RCP, en honor a los jóvenes de NASD que fallecieron el año pasado. Refrigerios, rifas de canastas y recursos comunitarios. ¡Ordene sus boletos en línea ahora! https://pretix.eu/harlemwizards/norristownpa11-17-23-06-30pm/
The Harlem Wizards are coming to Norristown! November 17, 2023. Presented by Jefferson Einstein Montgomery and State Rep Greg Scott. Proceeds will go to the purchase of AED machines, AED equipment and community education including CPR to honor the young men from NASD that passed away this past year. Concessions, Basket Raffles, and Community Resources. Order your tickets online now! https://pretix.eu/harlemwizards/norristownpa11-17-23-06-30pm/
Today Whitehall Elementary celebrated World Cultures Day and this year's theme was Everybody Bakes Bread. Teachers and families contributed various kinds of bread from all over the world for the students to taste. Our goal was to focus on similarities between the world cultures, to learn about traditions, and to have fun together. Our students participated in live performances, and virtual presentations.
Links:
Stage Performance #1: https://youtu.be/UVZizDtyLco?si=o1JUMgQ8GVIBi_Un
Stage Performance #2: https://youtu.be/DIA_r4oBVJQ
Photo Slideshow: https://photos.app.goo.gl/sggXvzQqb8bfZdQD9