Making Applesauce with Mrs. Fitch’s first grade class
To celebrate Johnny Appleseed’s birthday and learn the process of making applesauce, the Bulldogs peeled, sliced, and baked the apples! We’re excited to teach you how to make the tasty dessert!
ROCK DETECTIVES – 3rd Grade students perform streak tests of rocks/minerals
Mrs. Witkowski’s third grade students became rock detectives for the day, bringing in their own rocks to perform streak tests! The students observed and experimented to make a guess at which type of rock they picked: igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. Watch as the Bulldogs solve their mineral mysteries!
PAWSITIVE & THE BULLDOG WAY (Tiny Desk Concert) – Mrs. Kelliher’s Second Grade Bulldogs
Mrs. Kelliher’s Second Grade class presents… Pawsitive & The Bulldog Way (Tiny Desk Concert) Of course this class of Bulldogs learned the lyrics and dance, so we had to put something special together!
Acts of Kindness – Grade 2 Elementary School Kindness Project
Second graders at McKinley Elementary creatively spread kindness to staff, and I had the privilege of capturing their inspiring journey in this video production.
Poland Bulldogs’ Jingle Bells Lip Dub – Produced & Performed by Nico Ruggieri
This festive lip dub of Jingle Bells came together in just two days, featuring the incredible enthusiasm of Poland Middle School’s 5th and 6th graders. It was an honor to be part of the process—recording, singing, and producing the final video to capture the students’ holiday spirit.
PEN PAWS – Second-grade students write letters to surprise staff members!
At McKinley Elementary, second-grade students aren’t just learning how to write—they’re learning how to connect. In a heartwarming project called “Pen Paws,” students wrote surprise letters to staff members across the school, putting their writing skills into action and spreading joy in the process.
5 Minute DIY: Solar Eclipse Pinhole Viewers!
Want to view the solar eclipse safely? In under five minutes, Mr. Daley’s 4th Grade STEM class will take you through the steps to create your own eclipse viewer using a few household items!