Hear Ye', Hear Ye', the olde' 5th grade Colonial Trades green screen videos...
are now available for your viewing pleasure. Please click the picture above, and it will take you to 25 of our student written, researched, acted and digitally edited green screen movies. If you can't build a time machine, this is the next best way to learn about many of the trades from colonial times. Nice work 5th grade.... Here's how we did it
Please make sure to spend a few minutes with our 3rd grade class plays. View Mrs. Pugliese's or Mrs. DePellegrini's Please allow a minute to begin the download.
Safety Fair Make sure you click on the image below to see photos from the K-1 2009 Safety Fair 
First grade multimedia/research projects.Students in Mr. Jones’ Grade 1 Accelerated Reading class read “This Is the Way We Go to School, A Book About Children Around the World”, by Edith Baer. The story takes readers on a journey around the world, celebrating the many different ways children travel to the classroom. After reading, the students researched the country, region, or culture of one of the groups in the text ultimately creating a Keynote presentation, complete with their recorded voices, highlighting their cultural research. Click here to view their online projects.
The Rainbow People and 4C's Nursery Rhymes 
Mrs. Bucelli's frienship group put on a play the teaches children tolerance and how to deal with bullying. “The Rainbow People” is a play about the common needs of all people. In the play, the red, blue, orange and yellow people stop at the house of the purple person because they are thirsty, hungry, and tired. The purple person does not allow these people into her home because they look different to her. After the purple person’s house is destroyed by a storm, she is graciously welcomed into the green person’s home and meets up with the other rainbow people. Finally, the purple person learns that everyone is the same, regardless of their outward appearance. She also understands the importance of acceptance and friendship. Click here to watch the play in HD. also check out Mrs. Jakubovic's 4C version of "Not So Right - Nursery Rhymes" Click here to view these skits in HD
Principal for the Day at Hartwood Elementary
Ms. Megan Botos Ms. Megan Botos, a fourth grade student, was the principal at Hartwood Elementary School on Friday, May 1, 2009. Megan gained this honorary position as a result of a Teacup Auction held by the PTO at their annual Spring Extravaganza in March.
Ms. Botos had a busy day that included such activities as visiting all the classrooms, reading to the first grade, working with kindergarten, checking on the students in the cafeteria, and making sure the daily routine of the school was operating efficiently. She made the day for many students by providing a memo to classroom teachers for the distribution of homework passes.
Dr. Rauzan enjoyed being the Assistant Principal to a delightful and talented young lady for the day!
Click here to download the Summer Reading program information
Click here to download the monthly Principal's Parent Packet
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