Civil War Study At Hillside
Eighth grade at Hillside School completed a March Civil War project unit. Students researched burnished war phases, displayed battle scenes, models, maps, flags, and booklets in Room 39. An original play, The Era of Distress, was staged by the class and hosted visiting teachers and classes.
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Hillside School
Miss Hitker
Brcade Social Studiey
Mr. Donovan
Kevit
Miss Smey
Poley
Balinski
Nixon
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cumberland
Rueco
Lauiberte
Sehudgen
Lesle Kazanjian
Tinder Box radio play staged by Salem School students
Mrs Galvin s sixth grade class at Salem School presented a radio play The Tinder Box to third graders. The cast included Soldier John Wysokiiskiy Landlord Thomas Feeney Witch Natalie Paiya Princess Kathleen Leonard Kings Anthony Laws Queen Mae fia Simoes Lady Mary Susan Lacharity Dog Donald Gould Advouncer and Sound Effects Steven Budienowski Narcator Keith Dyson The audience enjoyed the performance and hopes for a repeat show. Save The Children Drive at Nau Gtuck Public Serials during the week of April 15 1996 was very successful.
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Galvin
Salem School
John Wysokiiskiy
Thomas Feeney
Natalie Paiya
Kathleen Leonard
Anthony Laws
Maefia Simoes
Mary
Sussan Lacharity
Donald Gould
Steven Budeinowski
Keith Dyson
Francesca Ruggiero
Salem Fourth Grade Projects At Salem School
Salem School students showcase a range of projects across grades. Gracie's fourth graders crafted place mats for parents and the Junior Red Cross, created a Saudi Arabia mural in Social Studies, and examined cells and bacteria under a microscope. The page includes poems by students and notes on early cave man studies in first grade, plus updates on an aquarium project and upcoming volcanic eruption anticipation for Miss Erickson's class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem School
Gracie
Red Cross
Saudi Arabia
Donovan
Peasently
Nauga~tuck Daily News
Miss Erickson
Agrarium
Subway Sights and Soundscapes Describe Underground Ride
A student essay echoes a New York subway experience with soot filled stations and claustrophobic moments. The piece details noises like screeches and wind while describing a classroom volcano project built by Hillside School seventh graders with chicken wire paper mache and painted eruption effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Tomkowsen
Hillside School
Stephen Goody
Salem
Signs Of Spring By Patricia Simmons Graile
Patricia Simmons-Graile notes spring arriving in her backyard with melted snow, budding trees, green grass, and birds chirping. She observes muddy soil drying, a gurgling brook, and a warm breeze signaling warmer days ahead.
Favorite Sounds at a Canpou
Bruce Monahan of Hillside Schools Grade 8 describes morning camp sounds from a red dawn to breakfast fires. Campers wake, eat, and hike as wildlife and pheasants echo through the woods, celebrating nature’s melodies in a dreamy field journal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Bruce Monahan Hillside
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Hillside
Save the Children
Save the Children Federation
Naugatuck
Ilite
By Robert Standard
Lyon
Kathy Moore
David Nicholas
Janet Standard Salem School Reporter
First Grace
Huddleston
Hutduleston
Janet
Salem's
Vesuvius
John Holmes
Charles Uszakiewicz
School Safety Patrol
R. Michael Gamache
Jahr Wysokinski
Thomas DiBeneditto
Michael Palgto
Jose Prrviru
Brian Hammer
Kabetts
Patricia Simmons-Graile
Kathy Sternlake
Western School
Albert
Miss Winter
Kabetka