The 4th grade class has been showing great flexibility this week. They started an animal research project, learned a new math game, and worked on vocabulary words among other activities. They have done a great job working together.
First grade learned to play a new math game called shut the box. It is a great way to practice addition through 12 and thinking of creative ways to make a total. The first graders eagerly await our math game time and are becoming so quick with their math facts!
Second grade has been working very hard! We have been reading Magic Treehouse books and answering comprehension questions. In math we have been comparing numbers in various forms. Students wrote wonderful opinion pieces about their favorite months.
Second grade has been hard at work these past few weeks. We celebrated our last day of Cornucopia with a harvest meal. Families were invited in to take part in our meal and enjoy our last day of Cornucopia with us. It was a chilly but fun morning! We have also been learning about pumpkins. To answer the question of what way they like to eat pumpkins we baked mini pumpkin pies, pumpkin muffins, and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Another wonderful week in Kindergarten! Thank you to all of the HES families willing to donate either time or supplies to make our costume celebration special. Our community is strong because of your dedication!
On Friday, 3rd graders worked with Miss Susie from the Harris Center to learn all about mushrooms. Students learned the different parts of a mushroom, how they help our ecosystem as decomposers, and about the many different types of mushrooms local to Hancock. Students then were able to explore our environment to find mushrooms with different attributes. They learned about the importance of safety when learning about mushrooms as well.
The first graders have spent the last 3 days working on creating their space hats. We learned the names of the planets, and talked about the order that they are in. We created a splatter paint starry background for our hat. Then the students colored and cut out each of the planets in the sun. Finally, the student glued the planets in order on their hat. We listened to this space song while we finished our hats this afternoon. The first graders loved it!
Miss Harrington's class loved visiting the Hancock Town Library. Ms. Deb read a story, and then they explored the library in search for the perfect book to check out using their very own library card!
The 4th grade class has been showing great flexibility this week. They started an animal research project, learned a new math game, and worked on vocabulary words among other activities. They have done a great job working together.
The 4th grade class has been showing great flexibility this week. They started an animal research project, learned a new math game, and worked on vocabulary words among other activities.
First grade learned to play a new math game called shut the box. It is a great way to practice addition through 12 and thinking of creative ways to make a total.
Second grade has been working very hard! We have been reading Magic Treehouse books and answering comprehension questions. In math we have been comparing numbers in various forms. Students wrote wonderful opinion pieces about their favorite months.
Second grade has been hard at work these past few weeks. We celebrated our last day of Cornucopia with a harvest meal. Families were invited in to take part in our meal and enjoy our last day of Cornucopia with us.
Another wonderful week in Kindergarten! Thank you to all of the HES families willing to donate either time or supplies to make our costume celebration special. Our community is strong because of your dedication!
On Friday, 3rd graders worked with Miss Susie from the Harris Center to learn all about mushrooms. Students learned the different parts of a mushroom, how they help our ecosystem as decomposers,
The first graders have spent the last 3 days working on creating their space hats. We learned the names of the planets, and talked about the order that they are in.
Miss Harrington’s class loved visiting the Hancock Town Library. Ms. Deb read a story, and then they explored the library in search for the perfect book to check out using their very own library card!