Science Teacher at JFK and Park Elementary School
Port Chester, NY
Joined August 2021
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As we come to the end our unit on Plant and Animals, 1st graders at JFK made camouflaged moths to match various animal patterns this past week.
Thank you New Canaan Nature Center for an awesome Birds of Prey program for our 1st graders at JFK and Park Avenue this week.
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3rd and 4th graders at Park Avenue School learned all about bird adaptations through hands on learning from the wonderful naturalist, Christina Baal! @rtaylorPAS @MsElsyAP @DrcarrollPC @JLevidisPC
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Had an “electric” time at Park Avenue School’s light themed STEAM Night last week #familyfun #RAMily
1st graders at JFK and Park Avenue created umbrellas which they adapted to be more like trees so they wouldn’t blow over in the wind. Students were so excited to see if their “umbrella tree” withstood our “wind fan.”
Thank you Veolia (formerly SUEZ) for a great virtual presentation on the water cycle for our 3rd grade students.
Our 1st graders at Park Avenue continue to study the concept of camouflage by creating their very own camouflaged moths. Can you spot the moth in picture #2?
First graders began learning about camouflage today. They searched the classroom for moths hidden on trees and stumps. Can you spot how many moths are on this tree?
JFK third graders have been exploring the concepts of evaporation and condensation. This week things came together as we discussed the water cycle as a whole.
Our kindergartners at Park Avenue and JFK continue to learn about force and motion, focusing on the concept of speed this week. They had to work collaboratively to sort items that are fast and slow.
First graders at Park Avenue explored how different shaped and size bird beaks affect what birds can and cannot eat.
Kindergartners kicked off their unit on motion this week learning about push and pull. They even got to push and pull a toy car!
Our kindergartners learned about science tools today and practiced using tweezers for science class at JFK.
JFK 3rd graders explored the concept of surface tension by testing how many drop of water they could fit onto a penny. A few students got as much as 49 drops of water onto one penny!
