Guilmette Elementary Events
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The Guilmette Elementary celebrated the Arts with their most recent mural unveiling. Thanks to funding by the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the Lawrence Cultural Council, one hundred twenty five 4th grade students collaborated with mural artist, David Fichter to create a mosaic and painted mural on the 2nd floor of our school. The mural theme is Guilmette Reading Garden.
As a school this is our fifth opportunity working with this amazing artist. As one student, Kiara Jones stated during the mural process “Art allows me to be who I am!” This teamwork allows students to leave their creative mark on the school for many to enjoy for years to come. We are truly appreciative for all of the grants that are funded to make it possible!
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Guilmette Elementary and New Balance teamed up to celebrate Read Across America an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on March 2, the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss. Thank you New Balance for reading to us:)
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The following Guilmette Elementary 4th grade students earned the Kindhearted Character Award because they were being kind, caring and generous to others! Congratulations Anderson Lopez, John Nolasco, Kiara Jones, Kimberlyn Liquet and Eric Brown:)
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Students in Mrs. Pellizzaro's 1st Grade Science Class mad emodels of insects and labeled the parts. Students also completed "All About" books (nonfiction writing) to teach the reader all about insects. Stuents can not only tell you the names of the body parts - but the job each part does.
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Elementary students from the Guilmette School had a special opportunity to create during their February Accaleration Academy work. They learned to weave their own handmade cloth with the help of professional weaver Mihoko Wakabayashi, who brought in working looks for the students use in a hands on learning class. The cloth made on the looms iwll be displayed in the school. Thank you, Mihoko, for this amazing experience.
