McKinley 2nd graders are observing mealworm larvae and pupae.
Learning about water density in 3rd grade science at Tamaques.
Our holiday concerts are showcasing sounds of the season, with more concerts scheduled this week. Congratulations to our talented students and instructors.
Celebrating a Hanukkah tradition with the dreidel game in Ms. Zale's 4th grade class at McKinley.
Classes at Washington have been enjoying weekly visits from two therapy dogs. These 3rd graders were delighted to meet Maggie.
Don't miss tonight's Parent Academy. We hope to see you there!
Our elementary students enjoy their visits to the school library. Here are a couple of snapshots from Jefferson and McKinley where recent topics included coding and digital citizenship.
Tamaques 5th graders participate in a "conversation starter" activity to strengthen communication skills and foster connections and friendships. Special thanks to Tamaques school counselor Janice Dawer.
Multilingual learners in Mrs. Vasconez's classes at WHS interviewed teachers and administrators, preparing a questionnaire and asking participants about their favorite holiday and their experiences around it.
Is it longer or shorter? Lincoln students use cube towers to measure and make comparisons.
Starting the day with Morning Meeting allows our kindergartners and elementary students to share their feelings and to build community with their classmates. Here's what it looked like recently at McKinley.
Wilson 3rd and 4th graders studied Native American culture during Native American Heritage Month in November. Activities included researching and creating colorful murals of Native American regions and an in-classroom "field trip" for students to learn about the Native Lenape.
A recent Grades 9 and 10 assembly, featuring clinical psychologist Dr. Matt Bellace, focused on substance abuse and mental health. Special thanks to sponsors The Matthew Thomas Toriello Memorial Fund and Albert Anthony Kayal Foundation, along with the WHS counseling department.
'Tis the season for holiday concerts and we're excited! Here's the schedule: https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/visualandperformingarts/calendar-of-events
A panel of WHS 12th graders shared experiences and wisdom during an evening session for 9th and 10th graders and their families, as part of yearlong informational programming offered by the WHS Counseling Department.
The Westfield High School No Place for Hate Immigration and Allyship Committee hosted “A Seat at the Table” on Thursday afternoon, with a focus on fellowship as attendees shared stories of family culture and history, along with a favorite recipe.
Tamaques 4th graders recently enjoyed makerspace activities with lots of hands-on, problem-solving collaboration.
Tangram puzzles are hands-on math manipulatives that encourage problem-solving and introduce or reinforce geometric concepts.
Lincoln students play fun math games to develop number sense. They shake and spill red and yellow counters to build combinations of 10.
The Washington Fall Singalong is always a huge hit! Thank you to all of the parents who came out to support the choristers.