Keeping Up with the Kennedy Groups of students in Mrs. Myerson’s class were challenged to work together to get a train to move along a "track." They could not touch the train with any object or with their hands, and could only use a magnet. Students acted like scientists by asking questions, testing hypotheses, and thinking logically.

Two of Mrs. Lyden's students honor President George HW Bush through an

interactive coloring activity during Instructional Technology class.

Mrs. Dunlap's students program Bee-Bots during Instructional Technology during

HOUR OF CODE week.

Grade 5 went on their annual trip to the Canton Ice House. The students,

teachers, and parent volunteers did an outstanding job of working together to

give all of the students the experience of ice skating. We had many advanced

skaters being leaders and teaching beginners the basics. Many beginners showed

great improvement in the time we were there. Skating is an outstanding life-long

skill for the students to learn about and it was great to see the grade 5 team

giving it their best try.

Students in Miss Jaruszawicus’ class learned about landforms. They made some

great drawings.

Mrs. Paciorkowski’s students were programming their Bee-Bots during Hour of

Code Week.

Mrs. DiMascio's kindergarten class programming their Bee-Bots!

Mrs. Moore’s students learned about bridge design and used their understanding of forces to engineer a strong bridge made of paper.

Kindergarten students used the parachute in PE class to work on teamwork. Students worked together to shape the parachute in a variety of ways and focused on being good teammates to make each shape work as well as possible.

First graders and their reading buddies got together to make gingerbread glyphs. Fifth graders helped the first graders follow the directions to create their own unique gingerbread people.

UPCOMING EVENTS

December 17 Report Cards emailed home

December 21 Early Release 12:15

Our Student Council is sponsoring a toy drive as their community service project. Please help them make this initiative a success. Students can drop off unopened toys in boxes in the lobby and around the school.

A Special Thanks to our CAPT and parent volunteers for their hard work on the Holiday Shoppe.

The YMCA is thankful for the way we engage children and

families to foster a true love of learning in our

community, and for the way we partner with them and

other organizations to offer great programs and services

to our friends and neighbors.

Above is a free two week pass to any Old Colony

YMCA branch for each and every student, teacher, staff

member, administrator, coach, and volunteer. It’s good

from now until the end of the year, and can be used at

any of their seven locations, which are listed on the pass.

All you need to do is bring it to the Y!

Winter Clothing Drive to

Benefit Cradles to Crayons Bring new, or gently used winter clothes,

shoes, or coats and drop them off in our

donation box in the lobby! Visit

https://www.cradlestocrayons.org/boston/ to

learn more about the most needed items.

Monday, December 3rd-Friday, December 14th

Organized by the JFK Chapter of Kids for Peace

Contact Miss Joslyn (joslynj@cantonma.org) if you have any

questions!

Created by Brendan, Ada, and Nola

PAWSOME

Congratulations to James Anastasiou, Sophia Miraoui, Norah Ezekiel, Asher Bubis,

Grace Iaxovelli, Alayna Ryan, Antonio Gayton, Lyla Brodney, Cam Lyons, Sam

Archibald, Maddy Wong, Tabitha McCready, Elim Tai, and Izzy Cusack. These

students consistently model schoolwide expectations.

Lost and Found

Please be sure to check out the Lost and Found over the next couple of weeks. All

items will be donated prior to the holiday break.