Enjoying pizza and ice cream tonight @WatershedPCS. Still time to grab a slice at Peace a Pizza! @lori_widney
Sitting on #BCPSblue mats in our rain garden, these @WatershedPCS turtles are writing about the importance of measurement. Getting out the rulers to measure items in our rain garden next.
What an amazing principal we have at @WatershedPCS! @lori_widney goes above and beyond everyday for our turtles! #ThxBCPSprincipals
MD Ag Sec Joe Bartenfelder was a virtual guest reader today, reading "Tales of the Dairy Godmother, Chuck's Ice Cream Wish". Thank you @MAEFINC and @MdAgDept for making this happen today during Ag Literacy Week! @WatershedPCS @lori_widney
Ready for #BCPSblue day with my favorite @WatershedPCS turtle. Our crazy hair will help us get through our day!
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So many trees planted today! Thank you @BlueWaterBmore for supporting @WatershedPCS and our Earth’s biodiversity!
@lori_widney @WithNewport @kfwiggins
Reason number 4 million I love being a @WatershedPCS Turtle- today we planted trees with @BlueWaterBmore. @lori_widney @PokeyFair @WithNewport
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Great things are happening @WatershedPCS! Ss read One Plastic Bag and met a parent who worked with Isatou Ceesay during her Peace Corps experience. Ss will have their questions answered by Isatou through video. @kfwiggins
Hey @WatershedPCS, I hope you can get outside and explore this weekend to celebrate a great first week of school!
Thanks to @The_Pigeon my kids are close to each other without fighting! #Molunchdoodles #kennedycenter
You know it's been a great day @WatershedPCS when the teachers are tuckered out! @WithNewport @MsYankys1 @MrsChapmansK
It is awesome to have a surprise guest reader come and share a story with the students. @WatershedPCS
We had a great time listening to stories celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth for the #AfricanAmericanReadIn. Thank you @WatershedPCS parents for taking the time to come in! @JanettaJayman
Learning about the effects of invasive species on food supply. It's hard enough to get the beans off the ground using our "beaks", but when an in invasive species comes in and can use their hands, we learn the hard way and we're lose our"food".
