Congratulations to Joseph Stephens who finished fourth at the West40 Regional Spelling Bee!!
Coffee w/ a Cop tomorrow at McDonalds in Rosemont on River Road!
Rosemont School's Live Feed message emphasizes early morning routines, written by Mrs. Dermody, Mr. Lindstrom, Mrs. Banaszak and Mrs. Swanson!
Meet the Author: "Ijeoma and the Gift of Giving."
Kids Heart Challenge! Thank you for those students who raised money and donated to the American Heart Association!
Science Fair Projects!
Social Studies Fair Projects!
Social Studies Fair Projects!
Rosemont School's Live Feed message this week encourages small steps everyday, and is written by Lisa Maltais, Brittany Hurst, Alexa DeLeo and Abby Pire!
Sticking with your resolution is encouraged by Miss Pope, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Rhodes, and Mrs. Stephens
Supporting, Inspiring, and Believing in each other comes from Mrs. Gilhooly, Mrs. Guzaldo, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Glasso, and Mrs. Ganir!
The Science of Routines! Mrs. Vogel, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Kester, Mrs. Tondola, and Mrs. Wisniewski remind us our daily routine matters!
https://www.unodc.org/res/listen-first/the-science-of-routine_html/science_of_routine_03_English.pdf
The electronic YouTube link to the video from Rosemont School's Winter Performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H3WipL46YI
Spelling Bee Live Streaming Link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESQjKO5q1vA
Mrs Cline, Mrs. Baran, Mrs. Sarno and Ms. Moritz who are encouraging the focus of four essential habits to finish the school year strong.
Thank you for those students and families who attended L.A.F.F., or Literacy Activities for Families last night! Great job Mrs. Gilhooly and Mrs. Maltais!
Feeling Frosting this Winter? Mrs. Tondola's Plate Tectonics lesson involved Rice Krispies, frosting and chocolate chips! Yum!!!
Be Here Now.
Think of it like this: when you're doing one thing, gently let go of everything else. If you're reading a book, you don't need to think about yesterday's basketball game or tomorrow's Math test. You don't need to worry about what's happening in another room or what you'll have for dinner.
Just like putting down a heavy backpack, you can set aside all those other thoughts. You aren't saying those things don't matter - you're just giving yourself permission to focus on what's right in front of you.
When thoughts about other things pop into your head (and they will!), you can say to yourself "Right now, I'm here, not there" and return to what you're doing. It's like having a superpower that helps you concentrate better.
It's different from trying to push thoughts away or getting upset when your mind wanders. Instead, you're just reminding yourself where you want your attention to be, like gently steering a boat back on course.
- Mr. J
This week's Live Feed message is created by Mr. Schaul, who is encouraging the routine of charging Chrombooks each night! New Year, New Routines!
The 4th Grade creatively illustrated Ugly Christmas Sweaters!
