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Field Day
Field Day
Field day finally came! After it was rescheduled, grades K-5 had a blast doing fun activities! Many supporting SJG families came and some parents volunteered to grill lunch and help out with explaining the games. We all had the time of our lives and it was a great last SJG Field Day for 5th graders.
-Grace Hanratty
SJG Talent Show
SJG Talent Show
The talent show was on the 21st of May. As you can see in the picture, in the opening act there were dancers holding up signs with Mr. Reiner's face on them. They danced to "It's Gonna Be Me" and "Me Too". The talent show was great and the kids had a blast!
-Isla Adamo
Senior Tea
Senior Tea
The SJG service club has worked so hard to set up and organize our school's annual Senior Tea! The residents at Hearle Village came to our school and every grade came down and presented something they have made or learned about. For example, the fifth graders made place mats for the seniors to eat on and take home. These beautiful place mats were made with the help of Mrs. Mangarelli.
-Natalie Watson
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Math League Contest
There is a Math league contest which has kids go into the APR and do a 30 minute, 30 question test for fun. It is open to 4th and 5th graders. The top 3 best scoring people will be announced on the intercom.
By:Matthew
Autism Awareness
April is Autism awareness month so people can recognize people on the Autism Spectrum. We learned about all the different ways Autism can present itself because of the way their brains work differently. Also we learned ways to make new friends and be nice to people that have Autism.
By:Matthew
Every Student was encouraged to be the "I" in Kind!
Middle School Band And Choir Visit!
Middle School Band And Choir Visit!
On 4-2-25, the band and honor choir from PV middle school came and performed for us. There were
Author Visit
For the past few years Mrs.Sinopoli has been reading Dory Fantasmagory to each grade. They have loved this series for so long and this year something special has happened, the Author of Dory Fantasmagory Abby Hanlon has came to are school as the Author visit and everybody loved it and everyone had amazing questions to ask Abby Hanlon and the grades even got to see the cover for the 7th book of Dory. Also it wasn't just all Abby Hanlon's work it was also her kids that helped with the books because a lot of the ideas for Dory came from Abby Hanlon's kids. Also lots of funny incidents that happened in the Dory books came from the kids life and her life that inspired her to put them into her books. Thank you Mrs. Sinopoli for having us listen to you reading the Dory book series in the library and having Abby Hanlon come to are school.
By: Matthew
Jump Rope for Heart!
I hope everyone is excited for Jump Rope for Heart coming up in a few weeks. This event is where you participate in fun games, but it's not a contest. It's going to be a nice day for jumping and getting your heart pumping!
Tessa Long
Jump Rope For Heart!
Jump Rope For Heart!
Jump Rope For Heart is a fun activity to get your heart pumping! As Mr. Larranaga said, "Jump Rope For Heart is very important and healthy for your body." Jump Rope for Heart includes moving to different stations, and different exercises. Jump Rope for Heart does not just include jump roping, but many other activities. For example, Mr. Larranaga includes a rock paper scissors station too! This is not a normal game of rock paper scissors, this game includes running and jumping around! Everyone looks forward to this activity, and jumping around with their friends!
-Giulia Fragale
READ
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AMERICA
WEEK
An event for the school was the Valentine's Day Party! During this party, everyone in the school was able to eat yummy treats and give out Valentines in their classes. A fun thing also happening that day is Valentine's Day bingo! This is about students from all the grades participating in bingo where they can try and win to get a book! The Valentine's Day event was a hit for everyone no matter the age!
By: Tessa Long
We all went to an assembly where they saw a magician and for every trick he brought up an amazing book to encourage them to read more great books. The magician would do funny things that would make the whole APR erupt with laughter and applause. They could get those amazing books that helped them read for the Read-A-Thon!
-Grace Hanratty
Another fun and exciting event was the science fair! This activity was today, February 21. Parents are allowed to arrive at 2:15 pm, parents can stay until 3:00 pm. Grades two through five get to participate in this enjoyable activity. Each grade gets a different theme that will represent their project. Second grade has the theme of earth science. Third grade's theme is life science, fourth grade is making inventions. Last but not least, fifth grade has the theme physical science, math and technology.
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