Ms. Palermo and Mrs Reynolds' third graders "Gave Peace a Chance" by wearing tie-dye during Respect Week!
Mrs. Del Borrello’s class earned their first Marble Jar Party! Students celebrated their hard work with extra recess and delicious snacks!
They have been working hard to establish classroom rules and routines and to consistently follow expectations. Their teamwork, effort, and positive choices paid off! We are so proud of them!
Keep up the great work, 3-1!
They have been working hard to establish classroom rules and routines and to consistently follow expectations. Their teamwork, effort, and positive choices paid off! We are so proud of them!
Keep up the great work, 3-1!
Mrs. Reynolds is using a popular song amongst our third grade students, to help practice reading fluently
Little letters, big learning! 🔤✨ Preschoolers in Miss Vogel's class used sticky-note letters to build their names during Kickstart! Learning is extra special when it starts with your own name. 💙🐾
Students in Ms. Paez’s class worked on their math counting skills!
Ms. Keogh's students are stepping into kindness during Respect Week at LP!
Students in Ms. Keogh's 2nd grade class at LP are learning about animals and their habitats! During science, students learned about different adaptations for birds and how the shape of their beaks helps them eat food!
Mrs. Card's first graders are working hard during workstations! They’re practicing short vowel words, building their handwriting skills, and strengthening their reading fluency—all while having fun along the way!
Ms. Palermo and Mrs. Reynolds' third graders "Teamed Up For Kindness" by wearing their favorite team jerseys!
Ms. Palermo and her students "stepped into kindness" by wearing fun and crazy socks for Respect Week!
Our kindergarteners in Ms. Paez’s class had so much fun working through their fluency, word work, and writing stations while putting their learning into action! Students explored what animals and plants need to survive through engaging, hands-on learning!
Mrs. Del Borrello’s third-grade class was engaged in some fantastic discussions while solving problems during Thinking Classroom! Students used a wide variety of strategies, shared their thinking, and engaged in meaningful discussions with one another. It was wonderful to see students collaborating, learning, and building on each other’s ideas!
Our PAWsome ticket winners came down to collect their well-earned prizes! 🐾🎉 We love celebrating our Cougars for making positive choices and showing what it means to be PAWsome at Livingston Park! 💙
Let's celebrate Livingston Park's Students of the Week! Congratulations to Dalia, Matthew, Paul, Kareem, Elizabeth and Jedalis! These kind students always help others, work hard on their assignments and model positive behaviors in schools!
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Mrs. Lillis' 1st grade World Language students are using hand motions and songs to help them learn the days of the week in Spanish!
Ms. Keogh's class at LP teamed up with a partner to ask questions before reading, during reading, and after reading! Students are learning about plants and animals in their habitats!
Students and staff at Livingston Park know that regular school attendance is key to our academic success. Each day, teachers post their daily attendance rate outside of the classroom. Every month, we will recognize students who had perfect attendance the previous month. We are proud of their determination! Here are just a few of the many students we were able to recognize today. Keep it up!
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Ms. Keogh's 2nd grade class at LP had SOAR coordinator Mrs. Iyer come in and teach about analogies! Students were able to create analogies of their own!
Kindergarten students in Mrs.Raba & Ms. Friedman's class are practicing writing letters of the alphabet. They love to warm up by picking up an imaginary paint brush or crayon and "writing" the letters in the sky, on their leg and on the carpet! Then they practice writing on dry erase boards. We can't wait to see these writers grow!
Ms. Palermo and Mrs. Carter's third grade students were making equal groups using marbles to investigate the connection between repeated addition and multiplication
