Congratulations to the Bobcats of the month for May!
The second graders performed their play “Los Tres Osos” for our third graders. Following the play the third graders buddy read with the younger students to share the community books they wrote and illustrated this year. The students all did a great job and it was a wonderful display of how much they have accomplished this year in español!
5th graders created tea cups in their art class this year. They learned about the history of tea and the significance of afternoon tea in England. Students then had an afternoon tea party where they were able to drink tea out of the tea cups they made in class!
This morning, Upper Saddle River students participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
Last week, Bogert students participated in Field Day, enjoying a variety of exciting activities while demonstrating excellent sportsmanship. It was a fantastic day that everyone enjoyed! Thank you to Ms. Liggio and Mr. Biondi for putting on such a wonderful event, and thank you to the PTO for providing the ice pops for all students!
Last month, Bogert celebrated Earth Day during Discovery Day by exploring different ways to recycle and help keep our planet clean. Students also participated in a recycled creation contest, where they designed and built projects using only recycled materials. Congratulations to the students who were recognized for Most Creative, Best Use of Recycled Materials, and Kids’ Choice! It was a fun and inspiring day for everyone involved!
Congratulations to April's Bobcats of the month! Great work, Bobcats!
Last week, Bogert & Reynolds Schools hosted a very successful art show featuring artwork from students in Kindergarten through 5th grade. It was wonderful to see students, along with their friends and families, enjoying an afternoon together while celebrating such beautiful artwork.
Bogert students put on a fantastic performance of Suessical Jr. recently. They were all so talented and should be very proud of the work that they put into the show! Congratulations to the cast and everyone involved in helping put the show together!
As a reminder, the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA-A) for ELA Reading, ELA Writing, and Math will be administered the week of May 11 (please see the schedule below). Please remind your child to charge their Chromebook each night, get plenty of rest, eat a good breakfast, and arrive at school on time.
ELA Reading (Grades 3–8)
Monday, May 11 – Session 1
Tuesday, May 12 – Session 2
ELA Writing (Grades 3–8)
Wednesday, May 13
Math (Grades 3–8)
Thursday, May 14 – Session 1
Friday, May 15 – Session 2
Thank you for your support in helping your child prepare for testing.
Torch Run forms are due to schools today by 3:00. No late forms will be accepted. Please do not bring forms to the USRPD. Thank you for your support!
This week was Assistant Principal Appreciation Day. To show our appreciation for all that Mr. Edwards does for Bogert school, classes wrote out all the thoughtful things that he does to help and support us. Thank you, Mr. Edwards!
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the month for March!
On St. Patrick's Day, students from Mrs. Decker's class enjoyed working on a St. Patrick's day Math activity! Everyone had so much fun!
This week in art class, third grade students learned about the Spanish artist Joan Miro. Students then worked in teams to create a collaborative painting inspired by Miro! They worked so hard, and it shows in the completed works of art!
This week, students and parents enjoyed the opportunity to read together the book "Frindle" at the Read-A-Latte Cafe. Resources for the Bogert Book Club have been emailed to families this week. Thank you to everyone who participated and enjoy reading this school wide book!
Congratulations to February's Bobcats of the month! Keep up the great work, Bobcats!
Students from Mrs. Chiellini's class created time capsules for their 1,000th day of school. In another 1,000 days of school, students will open them up again when they are juniors in high school!
Students in Mrs. Hopson's class created fractions on a number line using twizzlers and playdough. Using fractions, students even made their own play dough with flour, salt, and water!
Ms. Darienzo's class did a mid-year math recap where students retaught an important skill that they've covered during the school year. Here, students from one group are presenting on subtracting mixed numbers!
