Class 113 turned the upcoming holiday into a science experiment!
Check out their pumpkin volcano - how cool!
Preschool completed several different activities throughout Hispanic Heritage Month.
Some of the activities that took place were reading a story, listening to music, playing the guitar, and creating their own guitars and music notes.
Awesome work, preschoolers!
Room 112 has been busy learning about Hispanic Heritage. They worked on this theme throughout Hispanic Heritage Month and participated in an Arts Integration unit that combined what they learned about Guatemalan Worry Dolls with their love of fidgets. In Guatemala, people tell their worries to small dolls that they leave under their pillows. They learned that it is important to talk about the things that worry you or make you feel nervous. Everyone in 112 has something that they like to request to help them feel better. Then, they took that a step farther and made their own Worry Fidgets. Everyone was very creative and there wasn’t a “worry” to be found in the room all day!
Class 127 learned about the three branches of the US Government. They read about what each branch does and how they're all responsible for keeping the other branches balanced. Pictured are Constitution trees with the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches. Great work!
One of our friends conducted an experiment making an apple volcano! He chose his lava color to be pink and enjoyed watching the chemical reaction as he used a dropper to add vinegar to the baking soda.
Great job!
Throughout ESY, the students had fun learning about an artist named Keith Haring; take a look at their artist inspired creations! Students used a variety of art supplies, including paper mache, and different textures in their art.
Happy Monday!
A beautiful start to another summer week - make it a good one!
It's National Ice Cream Month!
Did you know that July was declared National Ice Cream Month in 1984? Class 14 read about the history of ice cream, followed a recipe, and got to make fresh vanilla ice cream! Cooling off on these hot ESY days!
Enjoy the weekend - and grab some ice cream!!!
One of our Class 12 students hard at work in Music Class!
Welcome Back, everyone!!!
Hoping you all had a wonderful first week of ESY -
Enjoy the weekend!
Congratulations to our 8th Grade graduates who participated in virtual ceremonies today!! Wonderful job by all!!
Class 7w is working on a science unit on butterflies. They reviewed fun facts, including that the wings are symmetrical. Then, they built their own butterflies with pattern blocks. Everyone had fun making their own butterfly to show. Great job 7w!
Gone Fishing!
Great job to our Class 1w friend who is working hard in therapy!
Hawkswood School will be closed Tuesday, February 2nd, due to inclement weather.
Be safe!
Twinning in Class 10! 😊✔️
Nice job on this "Volcano in a Cup," Class 3! Very cool!
This week is School Violence Awareness Week - the daily themes for this week are as follows:
Monday- “We’re a Team”- Wear School Spirit Gear & School Colors (Navy Blue & Yellow)
Tuesday- “Be A Hero”- Wear Superhero Themed Shirts (please refrain from props or headwear)
Wednesday- “Unity Day” – Wear Orange
(Unity Day was established to unite against bullying and unite for kindness. Orange was picked because it is powerful and vibrant. Learn more about Unity Day at https://www.pacer.org/bullying/nbpm/unity-day.asp)
Thursday- “The Golden Rule”- Wear Gold (or yellow)
Friday- “Give Violence the Boot”- Wear Boots
From the office of Matt Sprunger, School Social Worker:
The next parent support group is happening on Thursday 10/1/20 at 7pm on Estate Planning & Special Needs Trusts. The link is below:
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkceqtrz0vG9ztg5N5I-OeUiaQpYU_XJua
Announcement:
Regretfully, we are cancelling the August 2020 prom date due to the restrictions still in place. Please note we are scheduling a 2021 date; more to follow. 2020 Graduates will receive a letter with additional information.
Thank you for your understanding, given this difficult decision.
TreeRing recognized Hawkswood School for being a TreeRing Green Yearbook School.
Thanks to everyone who purchased 56 yearbooks in 2020; the nonprofit Trees for the Future will plant 56 trees in Hawkswood's name. We hope you all enjoy your yearbooks and remember how your purchase contributed to a better world each time you walk down memory lane!
