Dear Williamstown families, Unpuzzled Parents Connect is sponsoring a color run this Saturday, May 2 from 11am to 2 PM. The color run will take place from 11 to 1, with a sensory sensitive time from 11 to 11:30am. Inflatables, food trucks, vendors, and mini petting zoo! Please make sure you register yourself and your child (everyone coming) using the QR code on this flyer, so you can easily be checked in when you arrive at the school on Saturday. The event is free and all donations will support Unpuzzled's work to provide more therapy options and support for children in the MOV.
This is just a reminder to review the CyberSwat information and decide whether you would like to complete the opt out form for your child. You should have received a paper copy this week or you can submit on-line. The deadline to opt out is May 15.
Look at all the awesome art work from this year. The classes had so much fun checking out the great work.
Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Burrell's class partnered for a collaborative activity, working together to cut,color, and reassemble monsters. Students practiced teamwork and thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to learn and create alongside a different class.
Families,
Thank you for your patience today as we worked through the power outage. Your understanding and cooperation are appreciated. Organized chaos is always less stressful when we can get through it together.
Thank you for your patience today as we worked through the power outage. Your understanding and cooperation are appreciated. Organized chaos is always less stressful when we can get through it together.
Mrs. Smith’s class came down to first grade and helped Mrs. Mundorffs class explore what different seeds look like, then each student planted their own flower seeds. We can’t wait to watch them grow! Also, Mrs. Mundorff made sure to get a picture with her former students from 5th grade. Both classes had a great afternoon.
Mrs. Campbell's class enjoyed a well-earned campout that turned into a time of much needed relaxation. By combining multiple earner rewards with their attendance incentive, students were able to unwind and enjoy a cozy, comfortable experience together.
This is to follow-up on the message that you received from Wood County Schools yesterday evening. The CyberSwat lessons for students in grades 3-5 are called Realm Quest. There are 3 sessions. The third session talks about sexting and sextortion. If you are uncomfortable with your child being exposed to this content, please complete the opt out form. If we do not have an opt out form, your child will be watching the sessions between May 20-May 22. Opt out forms are due May 15. The message that you received yesterday, has a link to an on-line opt out form and a paper form. These dates apply to Williamstown Elementary.
Reminder about Art Cart Display. Only 3 days left. Please come view the work from 2:45-3:30. The display will be taken down April 29.
Earning 10 stars on the classroom door represents excellent student attendance. Pre-K attendance is essential for success in future school years. To celebrate this achievement, Mrs. Morgan's class enjoyed playing games as a reward for earning their 10 stars.
Mrs. Shawver's class earned a glow bracelet dance party for earning 10 stars. Look how much fun they had.
Mrs. Elliott's class earned a dance party for their attendance reward. They sure do have some good dance moves.
Mrs. Deem and Mrs. Gray team-taught a lesson on pollination and pollinators. Students used a variety of materials to create seed balls as a way to celebrate Earth Day. They enjoyed learning and working together throughout the activity.
Wednesday was a great day! Pre‑K students had the opportunity to learn about a variety of reptiles and even touch them if they chose. They showed curiosity and bravery throughout the experience.
The Art Cart display is now open for viewing in the main hallway from April 22–29. Approximately 150 pieces of student artwork are on display. Families are welcome to view the artwork daily from 2:45–3:30 p.m. Please come and enjoy the wonderful artwork your child has created this year.
Mrs. Offenberger's class enjoys a weekly visit from a Read Aloud WV volunteer who reads to the students. Through this program, students were able to select five books based on their interests and were excited to receive them last week. It is a wonderful program that truly engaged and benefits our students.
Mr. Morris's class and Mrs. Dean's class enjoyed partnering for a shared reading activity and snack time together. Check out these pictures.
Extra recess in this weather. What could be better? Mrs. Thomas's class enjoyed extra time outside for their attendance reward.
PreK has more pictures of the 100th day and their hat day attendance reward.
The 100th day of school in PreK.
