What a great trip our 5th graders took to Massabesic Middle School today! Thank you to the MS students for giving some amazing tours. They are excited and ready to be middle schoolers next year!
Oakhurst Dairy has notified us that there was a production issue with chocolate milk that will impact all of our schools in the coming days; however, white milk will still be available. We apologize for the inconvenience.
May 12th was Family Night at Shapleigh Memorial School. The theme was Camp Read-a-Lot, and the night included camping math and reading activities, the Scholastic Book Fair, making smores, fishing for rhymes, literacy baskets with games, posing for the camp photo booth, and designing and measuring your own fish!
Students in Mrs. Harmon’s high school advisory donated over 500 gently used books to SMS under the book drive titled, "Our Shared Shelf." Students were encouraged to choose a book to bring home.
Jackson Legare said what he liked best about the night was “books with pictures” and the best activity of the night was…”smores”! Aubrey Perron said she loves to read the Dog Man series. While drawing and coloring a picture of a fish Zander Pinette said he “loves to fish and fishes every night with his dad”. Gabby Richards and Scarlette Frenette tried their hand at fishing for rhymes; Fia Benvie said the best part of the night was “being with my friends”; and Jace White liked “making a puppet” best of all. Korbyn Thibeault, and Aria Hathaway attended with their family.
What an amazing turnout for our Family Night and Book Fair. Learners participated in some exciting camping themed math, literacy, and science activities! Thank you for all who came!
Our Scholastic book fair will be running Monday through Thursday of next week. Don't forget to sign up for our upcoming Title 1 Family Night this Thursday where we can cosy up by the campfire themed night! Please see the attached flyer for more information!
Just a reminder for our 5th grade families. Yearbook information for your child is due April 27th. Please see the notice that was shared via email and hard copies with our 5th grade families on Monday, April 4th!
Wishing everyone a great April vacation!
Fun with Flags with 5th grade: Alyssa was our school expert on Canada and made a great display to share all she has learned. Be on the look out each week for our new Fun with Flags display.
Our upcoming book fair needs you! Fill out our Elementary Volunteer Form (see news section) so you can help out either! Please see the Shapleigh Memorial Book Fair website for more information!
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/shapleighmemorialschool
Sea Dogs Most Improved Student Awards - Congratulations to these students for their dedication and hard work! Keep up the amazing work!
In our final week of Read Across America Challenge, we have made a trip around the world! Learners have read over 101,038 pages! Amazing job Shapleigh Memorial learners! This Friday we will have a very special activity to celebrate all the reading that occurred during the month of April.
End of year planning has begun. Yearbook information for the 5th graders is due April 27th. Please see the notice that was shared via email and hard copies with our 5th grade families on Monday, April 4th!
We continue to chug across the USA and back with our Read Across America challenge! Learners have read over 79,902 pages in just 3 weeks! Amazing job Shapleigh Memorial School!
Kindness Month video is complete. We are working on having our poster winners recreate their designs within our school. We will shows those displays once the learners have completed them. Please check out our video highlighting that “Kindness is cool in our school!” https://youtu.be/1Y5m87-YgJ0
Amazing progress continues on our Read Across America challenge! Learners have read over 38,215 pages in just 2 weeks! Keep up the great work.
What an AMAZING first week of our Read Across America reading challenge! We collected all the reading logs and totaled pages read during week 1 for our learners as we trek to California. We had a school total of 14, 971 pages read! Keep up the great work!
Read Across America Challenge - Reading Logs are due this Monday for our first check in! Just a reminder, logs need to be turned in on Monday to be counted towards the challenge. Late submissions will not be counted.
Fun with Flags with 5th grade: Mya was our school expert on Bhutan and made a great display to share all she has learned. Be on the look out each week for our new Fun with Flags display.
It is Read Across America Week (Feb 28 - Mar 4)! We will be doing some special activities this week to promote literacy at our school.
• Monday – Introduction to our Read Across America Challenge
• Tuesday - Guess the Book (Home Challenge)
• Wednesday – Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Celebration (Special Read Aloud Activity)
• Thursday – Share a photo of you in your favorite reading spot at home!
• Friday – Bring your favorite book to school to share as part of our favorite book photo shoot!
In addition, we have our month long reading challenge to read across America! Each classroom has a goal of 3,311 pages by the end of March! See the tracking sheets and other flyers attached!