Pre-K students in Ms. Bellamente’s class at Centre are learning about dates and weather by coloring in a daily calendar. How do they find out what the weather is? By looking out the window, of course!

Date Added: 3/28/2023

March is Music in Our Schools Month! The ERHS Music department kicked off the month with the annual 6th grade Music orientation. Students from both elementary schools worked side by side with high school mentors, rehearsing and performing their spring music.

Thanks to the entire music department for making this program possible and for their hard work on behalf of our student musicians every day!

Mr. Anastassatos - Elementary Orchestra

Mrs. Salaway - Elementary Chorus

Ms. Collins - Elementary Band

Mr. Luft-Weissberg – Jr./Sr. High School Orchestra

Mr. Avila – Jr./Sr. High School Chorus

Mr. Ceglio – Jr./Sr. High School Band

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Date Added: 3/21/2023

On Mar. 17, East Rockaway math teachers attended the Long Island Mathematics Conference. LIMACON welcomes mathematics educators from the primary through university level and provides opportunities for professional interactions and offers a forum for exchanging concerns, innovative ideas, and achievable goals. This year’s conference theme was: Why do Many Children Hate Math and How Can We Fix it?

Row 1 (L-R): Kelly Rice, Nikoletta Markoulli, Marie Cordaro, Alissa Stegner and Sabrina Biaggi

Row 2 (L-R): Ann Kerner, Katie Kuck, Joe Polite and Kaitlyn Terrio

Date Added: 3/21/2023

Ms. Arapas’ first graders practiced counting and adding by using dice, crayons and their Roll, Add and Color activity sheet. First, they roll the dice, then add up the numbers and finally color in the correct numbered space on the sheet. They are learning and creating works of art at the same time!

Date Added: 3/21/2023

First graders are utilizing Play Doh to help with motor skills and memory during their Sight Word Station activities.

These crafty scholars molded words with tricky sounds to help them learn to spell and recall them more naturally. The Play Doh has become a part of our weekly vocabulary, spelling and literacy lessons, helping us visualize challenging words and even learn new ones. It's also a great help during our Fundations and Wonders textbook activities.

Date Added: 3/17/2023