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Newspaper Layout VOLUME 13-14 THE PENNELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWSPAPER ISSUE 4 PENGUIN Did you know that you can follow PRESS what is happening at Pennell and By Author Name aroundGrammys’ the district fir oneworks Facebook and Pennell’s above theme this Twitter?Katy Perr Pleasey, Beach “Like” Boys, the Chris Pennell Brown, W W W.PDSD.ORG school year encourages andBruce PDSD Springsteen Facebook pages. students to maximize critical- thinking, problem-solving, and curiosity! KindergartenW W W.EX TR ANE W S PAP ERS. C O M By Alec Sarnocinski, Penguin Press Staff Inside This Issue I have interviewed the two kindergarten teachers and asked them some Kindergarten, cover page questions. The first question was: What are you teaching your kids? Dr. Huber said Math, Reading, and Writing. 1st Grade, cover page Mrs. Cage is teaching Math, Language Arts, and Science. The second question asked was: What college did you go to? Dr. Huber went to Millersville University for her bachelor’s degree, Wilmington University for her master’s 2nd Grade, page 2 degree, and Widener University for her doctorate. Mrs. Cage said she attended Millersville University and Cabrini College. The third question I asked was: What are some of your hobbies? Mrs. Cage said she likes gardening, rd 3 Grade, page 2 watching her kids play sports, and going to the beach with her family. Dr. Huber said her hobbies are reading, th going to the beach, and spending time with her family. The next question was: How many kids are in your class? 4 Grade, page 3 Dr. Huber has 25 kids in a.m. and 24 kids in p.m. Mrs. Cage has 14 kids in all-day kindergarten. The next th question I asked was: What is your favorite number? Mrs. Cage said 8, while Dr. Huber said her favorite was 39. 5 Grade, page 3 The next question was: What made you want to become a teacher? Dr. Huber said she decided to become a teacher Specialist, page 2 because she loves working with children. Mrs. Cage answered that she loves working with kids and also watching them learn and grow. The next question I asked was: What is your favorite book? Mrs. Cage said that her favorite Newspaper Staff, page 2 book is, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems. Dr. Huber said her favorite book is, Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech. The final question I asked was: What is your favorite subject to teach? Dr. Huber Special Education, pages 3-4 answered Reading, while Mrs. Cage said it was a tie between Science and Language Arts. Reading Counts, page 4 Left: The Principal, page 4 Pink Out Day anti-bullying Autism Awareness, T-shirt was designed by pages 4&8 th 5 grader Field Day, pages 4&9 Scott Novak. Nice job Books, Music, Movies, & Scott! More!, pages 5-6 th Left: On May 14 the entire school Sports, page 7 stood in a hand-shape on the playground in order to take this great Pink Out Day, Cover & 8 photo supporting anti-bullying for Pink Out Day. Our anti-bullying Comics, Puzzles & More, theme was, “Take a stand, lend a Pages 10-14 hand!” More photos on page 8. (Photo by Mr. Dutkiewicz) FIRST GRADE CLASSES By Nasir Knuckles, Penguin Press Staff This is my article about the 1st grade classes. I asked all of the 1st grade teachers questions about what they did so far this school year, how well-behaved their classes are, what are the cool things they have been doing in class, and which Special is the favorite of their students. Here is what Mr. Sciecinski said… “We learned a lot academically, but also how to be a good person and to help others. Is the sky blue? Of course it is! My students are always well-behaved!!! My class is excited about our aquarium field trip, Field Day, and other end-of-the-year activities. We just made real terrariums, complete with pill bags and bottles. All my students like every Special! I like all Specials too!” Here is what Mrs. Novotny said… “We learned about a lot of great things this year including clouds, the weather, adding and subtracting two-digit numbers, graphs, and Geometry. We also learned strategies to become better readers. Although we are all anxious to get out and enjoy the nice weather, we all are well-behaved in class. We will be visiting the aquarium this year which everyone is very excited about, including me. Favorite activities of my students are Centers, learning how to tell time, and of course, the aquarium trip! Favorite Specials depends on which student you ask. Every Special is great, but I think Math is the best subject!” Here is what Mrs. Schlesing said… “We learned to become really good readers and writers this year in first grade. Spring fever is here, but I am happy to say that mainly the students are concentrating on making good choices and being well-behaved in class. Everyone is very excited about the trip to the Adventure Aquarium. Favorite class activities this year were learning a vowel dance, body spell, movement breaks, Centers, and Fun Friday, if we earned it. Gym is the favorite Special of my class, and Writing is the favorite academic subject of my students.” ISSUE 4 THE PENNELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWSPAPER PAGE 2 Th e Super Second Grade! By Hannah Brong, Penguin Press Staff Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Lumley, and Mrs. Rosset are the awesome second grade teachers this year at Pennell. Math- The second grade is learning how to graph, as well as working on measuring with centimeters, inches, and meters. They are also practicing learning to tell time! Tick tock tick tock! Reading- Right now the second grade is reading stories! They are also working on the endings ing and ed. Finally, they are also working on pronouns, homographs, and compound words. Social Studies- What’s a community? Well that’s what the second grade is figuring out in Social Studies! Science- Second grade Science sounds very fun! Especially when you are learning about insects! The Play- Mrs. Rosset is having something big in her class room! A play!! The play is called, The Cleanest Town in the West! Coming soon! Well that just about raps it all up about the super second grade! Right: The 2nd graders had parents and community members visit their classrooms to share all about their careers during their Career Unit. (Photos by Mrs. Lumley) THIRD GRADE MADNESS SPOTLIGHT ON THE By Gavin Mullen, Penguin Press Staff I interviewed the third grade teachers and they answered some of my questions. The SPECIALIST: first teacher I spoke to was Miss Raucci. I asked her what movie was her favorite and she said Rudy and any sports movie. She also likes the guitar, and she even knows a good guitar player too. Her favorite professional baseball team is the Marvelous Mrs. Marano Phillies, while for little league teams she said she prefers the A`s and the Mets. When I asked Miss Raucci what was her favorite number, she replied that her By Dylan Marantino, Penguin Press Staff favorite numbers are 50, 1, 26, 3, and 6. She said those are her favorite sports player s’ numbers. She said that she likes to keep routines in her classroom and is Did you know that Mrs. Marano works all around thankful for the many teachers in her life that influenced her to become a teacher. Pennell Elementary! When I asked Mrs. Marano what Miss Raucci likes magazines, all of the subjects she teaches, and of course, she likes was it like working all around the building, she said she sports games too! looooooves working all around because she gets to work with so many different teachers, staff, and all the The next third grade teacher I talked to was Miss Wahl. Miss Wahl said that her students. I also asked her if she didn’t work at Pennell favorite movie is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The second question I asked what would she do. She answered that she probably her was what her favorite team was she said also said the Phillies. Her favorite would be Mrs. Green’s personal assistant! Then I asked number is 2. I asked her what made her become a teacher she said she just loves her what sport she likes the most, and she said her school. Her favorite book is The Secret Garden, and her favorite subject is Reading! favorite sport is basketball! When I asked Mrs. Her favorite game to play is Scrabble. Marano what was her favorite part of being a teacher’s The final third grade teacher I talked to was Ms. Keenan. Her favorite movie is A aide, her answer was working with all the students! Little League of Their Own. Her favorite instrument is the drums. Her favorite Also, her favorite subject is definitely Math. Outside baseball team is also the Philadelphia Phillies. Her favorite number is 6. When of being a teacher’s aide, Mrs. Marano said she also asked what influenced her to become a teacher, she said that her third grade teacher teaches CCD. She really enjoys working all around the made her want to become a teacher. Ms. Keenan also told me that her favorite book building, and she said if she didn’t already have a job is The Giver, her favorite subject is Science, and her favorite game is baseball. at Pennell, she would definitely be a teacher. NEWSPAPER Newspaper Group B Staff: Volume 13-14 Issue 4 Mailing address: Hannah Brong, Kelsey Celestino, Ryan Corson, Pennell Elementary School 3300 Richard Road Lydia Dinsmore, Sarah Gartland, Shana Gilmour, Aston, PA 19014 Kierstyn Kirk, Nasir Knuckles, Carli Komorowski, (610) 497-6300 x7500 Dylan Marantino, Ryan McKenna, Alyssa Modesto, Publisher / Editor: Gavin Mullen, Tyson Myers, Ethan Papa, Above: Pennell celebrated Autism Awareness Ms.
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