Sarah and Chelsea from Sanford Children’s Dentistry visited Carl J. Lamb’s Pre-K classroom this morning for a dental presentation! Thank you for stopping by and teaching our students the importance of dental care!
Good evening, Here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter. We appreciate, value, and need our school social workers and would like to thank them for all they do as we conclude National School Social Worker Week! https://5il.co/2gbku
In science class at Carl J. Lamb, students examined how large structures are built using mud, glass, bricks, and wood. Students were also challenged to make strong paper towers to support a hard-covered book!
Good afternoon, Here is this week's CJL Family Newsletter: https://5il.co/2fwup This week is Read Across America Week (see inside for spirit week info). We'd like to say thank you to our social workers, Sydney Wolf and Devyn Webb, as we celebrate School Social Work Week. "School Social Workers are trained mental health professionals who can assist with mental health concerns, behavioral concerns, positive behavioral support, academic, and classroom support, consultation with teachers, parents, and administrators as well as provide individual and group counseling/therapy. School social workers are instrumental in furthering the mission of the schools which is to provide a setting for teaching, learning, and for the attainment of competence and confidence. School social workers are hired by school districts to enhance the district's ability to meet its academic mission, especially where home, school and community collaboration is the key to achieving student success." (https://www.sswaa.org/school-social-work). Thank you, Ms. Wolf and Mrs. Webb!
Thank you to Mary Jane Grant for teaching sign language to Carl J. Lamb 4th graders in Mrs. Niland’s class!
Good morning, We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back to school tomorrow and are grateful for the sunshine on this last day of February Break. We hope you all had a chance to spend some quality time with friends and family. Here is our CJL Family Newsletter https://5il.co/2fdal. Have a fantastic Sunday and week ahead!
Carl J. Lamb kindergarteners in Mrs. Wechter’s and Mrs. Brann’s classes celebrated their work with families at their K For ME Showcase last week!
Carl J. Lamb Pre-K and Kindergarten students participated in this week's collaborative art and music lesson on the Lunar New Year.
Students made dragon masks in art and learned about traditional Chinese music, dances, and instruments in music class.
Their learning was celebrated with a parade throughout the halls this morning!
Good afternoon, This newsletter is packed with celebrations and upcoming information including what colors students are invited to wear each day this week to help us celebrate Kindness Week (Monday is yellow)! We have sold 72 Little Caesar's pizza kits so far and have two weeks left of this PTA fundraiser which helps to fund enrichment activities like Chewonki and grade level field trips! Thank you! Happy reading!https://5il.co/2ek51
Carl J. Lamb kindergarteners have been creating art inspired by the stories Elmer, the Patchwork Elephant, and Raindrops to Rainbow!
Ms. Skvorak’s musicians at Carl J. Lamb shared their talents with the front office staff!
Good afternoon, This week at CJL we're celebrating National School Counselor's Week and inviting the Cromwell Center for Disabilities Awareness in to hold presentations for students in grades 1-4. Linked here https://5il.co/2e66i is this week's CJL Family Newsletter. Tuesday is our 100th Day of School and we have a dress up day planned. Have a great week!
Carl J. Lamb’s art club drew and painted Bluey, a beloved Disney character. They learned about lines, shapes, foreground, background, and color mixing.
Carl J. Lamb third graders in Mrs. Lederer’s class earned a slime party as a class reward for good behavior. They had to use their math skills to multiply a recipe to figure out how to make enough slime for the number of members in their group.
Good afternoon, Here is this week's edition of the CJL Principal's Newsletter https://5il.co/2dm1r. Tuesday, fifty students who were randomly selected for us will participate in NAEP testing. NAEP stands for the National Assessment of Educational Progress and is the largest nationally representative assessment of what U.S. students know and can do in reading and math. Results will be shared at the state level. We will not receive results for our school. We consider our NWEA testing to be much more important as the NWEA gives teachers individualized student strengths and areas to be developed. Please encourage your student to get a good night's sleep, eat a healthy breakfast, pack a water bottle, and to try their very best, but not to stress. We'll be proud of their best effort. Excellent attendance helps to improve student achievement. Have a great week!
When it’s too cold to go outside, Carl J. Lamb Pre-K students bring in snow to paint and play with. They also created finger paint tracks to go along with their new book of the week, The Snowy Day!
Mrs. Niland’s 4th graders at Carl J. Lamb wrapped up their poetry unit with an author’s celebration during which her poets presented their original pieces to a very impressed audience!
Carl J. Lamb’s talented 3rd and 4th grade students tried out for Show Choir last week!
I apologize for the typo in the newsletter. Both Tuesday’s and Thursday’s Art Clubs end at 4:30pm. Thank you!
Good afternoon, Here is this week's edition of the CJL Family Newsletter https://5il.co/2cwq1. Please note the after school clubs that are beginning this week and the children's author visit happening at Sanford Community Adult Ed on Saturday, Jan. 27th @ 10am. Have a great week!
