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Click here to see webpages designed by students in Ms. Zych's 6th grade social studies class.
Click here to see spiders created by students in Mrs. Gerrain's kindergarten class.
Click here to see the Christmas Around the World PowerPoint projects created by Mrs. O'Keefe's 2nd grade class.
Click here to see "The Daily Otter" created by Delaney McDonough of Mrs. Boehm's class.
Click here to see the Christmas Around the World PowerPoint projects created by Ms. Planck's 2nd grade class.
Click here to see Cinderella diaries created by students in Mrs. Neubart's 3rd grade REACH class.
Click here to see the Thomas Edison project created by students in Mrs. Neubarts's 3rd grade Literacy Group.
Click here to see the New York City PowerPoint presentations created by Mrs. Palmer's 5th grade class.
Click here to see the dinosaur PowerPoint projects created by Ms. Planck's 2nd grade class.
Click here to see the website reviews done by students in Mrs. Neubart's 2nd grade Literacy Group.
Click here to see the Martin Luther King, Jr. PowerPoints created by students in Ms. Locke's 2nd grade class.
Click here to see the dinosaur PowerPoint projects created by students in Ms. Carpenter's and Ms. Leonardo's class.
Click here to see some of the poems written by eighth grade students in Mrs. Andrews' classes. They studied forms of traditional poetry such as elegy, limerick, free verse, ode, sonnet, ballad, free verse, haiku, cinquain, and lyric paying close attention to form and structure as well as meaning. In turn, they had to write their own traditional poems that had to revolve around a common theme. While each class has its own distinct personality, this year’s eighth grade wrote about the themes of darkness, animals, vampires, being alone, music, flowers, fast food, growing up, snow, monsters, baseball, soccer, softball, the ocean, motocross, etc. During the month of April, they spent time reading poetry, listening to and analyzing poetry to gather ideas for their own work.
Click here to see the webquests created by 4th and 5th grade students in Ms. Verga's RCS Scholars classes. Students spent the year studying and researching butterflies. Then, they studied numerous butterfly webquests and designed their very own. Students used FrontPage to create their webquests and post them to the Internet.
Click here to see the results of the 2005 Lucky Charms Project.