Activity Wednesday at the Cherry Hill Campus had Fake Tattoo Art: some serious creativity here
Sensory Bottles: made to send over to the elementary students at the HH campus! An act of kindness
Dog Toys: for the next Reading to the Rescued trip on Monday. These have been a big hit with donating to the Homeward Bound Adoption Center. Students are spreading kindness, awareness, and community service!
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Last week of Equine with our Elementary students with a lesson on Courage followed by a celebration for their hard work 🐴
Centers are THRIVING in 205 🤩
Ms. Vernay's class at Brookfield Elementary has been studying and growing crystals in Science. They currently have three different types of crystals growing. They invited other classes to come see their first complete batch.
Equine lesson 3 with the Elementary students with a lesson on Attitude
Another great day with Reading to the Rescued!
Second Trip for Reading to the Rescued. Students making peanut butter treats and doing their reading to the dogs and cats as well as helping shelter staff organize donations.
Haddon Heights Campus had their first "Activity Wednesday" filled with fun activities for our students. It was a huge success!!!
Week 1 of Equine with students from Elementary today learning about Respect and getting to know the horses! 🐴 ❤️
Thank you to the Haddon Heights FD for stopping by our campus and showing all of the equipment and the truck to our kids!
Reading to the Rescued is back! Amazing day for students from both Cherry Hill and Haddon Heights!
Our High School students began our mentoring program with our elementary students today! Joint pumpkin painting was amazing!
Last day of equine with a memorable lesson on Courage followed by a celebration and farewell snacks for the horses 🐴 ❤️
Pumpkin Seed Predictions: This lesson was on counting pumpkin seeds in the pumpkin done during math class with Ms. Bethea’s students. Each student had a turn to carve the pumpkin and dig out the seeds. All students were given the opportunity to participate.
Results of “Shark Week” in Ms. O’Neal’s room!
Open house was a great turnout! Thank you to all the families who participated! We look forward to many more evening events like this. Our Barnes & Noble gift card winner was Elliot Knighton! The iPad Lunch Form Contest winner is Matthew Zamorano!! Congratulations!!!
Open House at the Haddon Heights Campus! One family won an IPad and teachers did a wonderful job with family visitors.
