Every morning, these little bookworms put pen to paper in their journals to share their thoughts about the story. It's fascinating to see the world from Fenway's perspective as he refers to the mother as the "Food Lady" and the father as the "Fetch guy."
One budding literary critic even mentioned that Fenway isn't a fan of the kitchen floor because it's oh-so-slippery! These insightful observations make our hearts swell with joy.
It's moments like these that remind us how magical the world of books can be. Keep reading, Grade 1!
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Lots of things happening at Grant D. Morse to help get the school ready for the first day of school, which is September 4.
Many of our Saugerties High School seniors took a stroll down memory lane as they walked through the hallways of their former Elementary Schools. 🏫✨(Photos are of Grant D. Morse Elementary School's "Senior Walk")
Grade 6 students had the pleasure of welcoming Kate Thornton, a meteorologist and Saugerties alum.
Talk about dedication to the cause! Principal Giangreco promised to get slimed if her students rocked the annual PARP reading challenge, and boy, did they deliver!
On Friday, March 8, Grade 2 students at Grant D. Morse Elementary School had a special lesson about Ramadan, an important holiday for our Muslim friends.