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East Lake Students Learning with Kami
Recently the students in Mrs. Fraccalvieri's 5th grade class had the opportunity to learn how to edit various files. Under the guidance of Mrs. Morgan, the students installed the Chrome extension Kami.
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East Lake Learns beat and rhythm with Turkey Tom!
Thanksgiving week, Mrs. Aspetti's students in Mrs. Fitzsimmons kindergarten class learned about beat and rhythm. The students practiced what they learned and moved with the beats to an original Turkey Tom poem. Happy Turkey Day!
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First Graders Read by Flashlight at East Lak
First graders shined a light on reading, literally, in Kelly Laura’s class at East Lake Elementary School. On Nov. 13, she introduced students to flashlight Fridays, a fun way to get them excited about books.
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Chemical Changes at East Lake
Creating a chemical change is a blast! 5th graders in Mrs. Dunston's class captured carbon dioxide in a balloon. This new substance had a strong odor further proving a chemical change took place.
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Third Grade Rocks the Votes at East Lake
Students in Mrs. Cawley's 3rd grade class took part in Voting Day in their own classroom. Students were asked to think about two similar items and create a box representing both "candidates".
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Learning Science On the Fly at East Lake
As part of their scientific study on force and motion, fourth graders at East Lake Elementary School constructed and tested hoop gliders.
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East Lake Students Make Votes Count!
This week the students in the Massapequa School District will have the opportunity to vote in the 2020 Presidential Election.
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East Lake Blood Drive Poster Contest Winners
Each year the students of East Lake School are asked to participate in a Blood Drive Poster contest. The goal of the contest was to help spread the word on how important it is to give blood
“Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.”
-Albert Einstein
Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.
-Alexander Graham Bell
“There are two types of education... One should teach us how to make a living, And the other how to live.”
-John Adams
