Today the third grade turned their classrooms into a museum to showcase their Wit and Wisdom Module One work on the sea. Each student created a didactic wall panel on either a shark or squid as well as a 3D replica. First and second grade classes came to visit our museums!
Our third graders were presented with dictionaries today from the Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters. Students wrote about how they can help others and be kind. Students presented their ideas and pictures to the group!
The Sydney Craven Memorial Fund is a meaningful initiative that honors the life of Sydney Craven, a young girl whose vibrant personality and “sparkle” touched the lives of those around her. The fund provides financial support to children and families in Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, and West Bridgewater, ensuring they have the opportunity to participate in activities that promote individuality, growth, and self-discovery. This includes awarding annual scholarships that help children build self-esteem and embrace their unique qualities—what they describe as their “inner-sparkle.” The Sydney-Craven SparkleFest raffle event, such as the one where Nolan and Scarlett won the "Ride to School in a Fire Truck" prize, is an example of how the fund also engages the community in fun and memorable ways while raising awareness and support for its cause.
WB's SEPAC invites you to celebrate International Day of Disabilities!
On Friday, December 6th all students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to get creative and wear your most colorful, mismatched, or fun socks to school and donate to SEPAC to support our efforts to include students with disabilities in our schools.
Boston Children's Hospital Blood Drive
Join us in remembering Jase Joshua Russell
St. Ann's Church West Bridgewater
Tuesday, December 3rd
9:30am-3:30pm
I am sure everyone has heard what arrived at RLM today!! We are so excited to have a book vending machine thanks to WBPTO!! Stay tuned to see how our wildcats will earn a token to choose their book!!! 📚 🐾
Today, we were thrilled to welcome Storyteller Muriel Johnson to the RLM! She captivated students with a rich tapestry of multicultural and African Diasporic fables, folktales, and songs. Each story was infused with interactive elements—movement, sing-alongs, claps, and chants—that kept everyone engaged! From West African Anansi tales filled with moral lessons to clever Native American Trickster stories, Muriel's storytelling explored themes of friendship, overcoming obstacles, cultural diversity, and how things came to be. A truly magical experience for all ages!
Thank you to the PTO for sponsoring this unforgettable presentation!!
Today, we had the honor of welcoming local veterans to our school to speak with students in celebration of Veterans Day. Their stories and experiences remind us of the courage, sacrifice, and dedication that define our heroes. We are grateful for their service and for taking the time to share their insights with us. Thank you to all veterans for your service and commitment to our country!
more voting pics!
More voting pics!!!!
The votes are in!!! Our students were so excited to learn and participate in the voting process. Volunteers from third grade, ran the polls and held signs. We even had a first grade group campaining during morning snack!
I know everyone is waiting to hear…
Extra Recess 183 votes
Extra Chromebook time 95 votes
Mrs Goulet will be arranging the extra recess later this week!
As we welcome the month of November, we want to take a moment to reflect on the wonderful experiences we've shared so far and look ahead to what’s coming in our monthly newsletter:
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Happy Halloween! Students and staff embraced the spooky spirit, creating a memorable day filled with fun and laughter!
Students will be allowed to wear their Halloween costumes to school tomorrow Thursday, October 31st. Please note, no masks or toy weapons. Please make sure the costumes are school appropriate (nothing too scary) before sending your children to school. We are looking forward to a "Spooktacular" day!
Just a quick note to remind you that the Special Education Basic Rights & Strategies Workshop is scheduled for tonight via Zoom from 6 - 7:30PM.
We invite anyone who would like to watch as a group to join us in the MSHS Learning Commons, doors open at 5:45PM.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82708175777?pwd=y27oxOpYsm0b0Vn0dR04xSKp7Estm0.1
Meeting ID: 827 0817 5777
Passcode: 751288
West Bridgewater National Honor Society Trunk or Treat
Saturday, October 26th 2-4pm
WBMSHS Main Parking Lot
Two classes have some space available!
Love to sing and learn some fun techniques? Join Glee Club with Ms. Alves and even put on a fun show!
Want to have fun and learn some cool sign language? Join Miss Jess and have fun learning signs for letters, numbers, animals and colors! Do a fun craft project along with each signing theme!
Sign up at https://churchillenrichment.com/
Join Us for the Basic Rights Workshop – Virtual and In-Person Viewing Options!
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming Special Education Basic Rights & Strategies workshop, which will take place virtually on Tuesday, 10/29 from 6 - 7:30 PM. This workshop, presented by Christine Riley of Cape Cod Advocate, is a valuable resource for parents and guardians to understand the special education process and your rights within it.
While the workshop itself is virtual, we’re organizing a group viewing at the MSHS Learning Commons! Join us for an in-person opportunity to watch together, and support each other in understanding these important topics! Doors open at 5:45 PM.
To Register: email Christine@capecodadvocate.com
Grade 3 had a great field trip on Friday when they visited the Mayflower and Plimoth Patuxet Museum. Thank you to all the chaperones who helped make the trip successful!
First and second grade classes were excited to welcome back Christine from Little Bee Yoga, who visited last spring. Each class participated in a thirty minute, engaging journey to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness. Each lesson blended playful yoga poses, breathing exercises, and interactive games to help children develop focus, coordination, and self-awareness. learning how to focus their brains and bodies in a calm but fun manner. Thank you PTO for supporting our little yogis!
