Before their visit, these little superheroes created paper rainbows. Then, they introduced themselves to the elderly residents, each choosing a special friend to share their rainbows with and to read a book.
To add to the fun, the class acted out 'The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything' by Linda Williams, a classic Halloween story.
Afterwards, they strolled around the building, spreading smiles and greetings to all the residents. And as a sweet parting gift, each student received a Halloween-themed goodie bag from the members of the center!
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Directed by our very own Renee O'Donnell and Jamie Temple, this sweet production featured nearly 30 talented Grade 5 and Grade 6 students who lit up the stage with singing, dancing, and loads of energy. From Oompa Loompas to the winning ticket, every scene sparkled with imagination and heart.
Earlier this month, students at Cahill Elementary took advantage of a beautiful day by heading outside to play on the playground after lunch. Whether they were climbing, sliding, or laughing with friends, it was a great way to enjoy the fresh air and recharge for the rest of the day.
Cahill Elementary School recently welcomed Hudson Valley muralist Joe Pimentel for a hands-on, student-driven art project that now lives on the walls near the school cafeteria. Funded by the Cahill PTA, this bold and colorful mural reflects the voices, values, and creativity of the students who helped bring it to life.
Students in Cahill Elementary School’s Chinese Club were recently treated to an incredible live concert performed by two talented Bard College musicians—both professional artists who specialize in traditional Chinese instruments!
Students in Jamie Temple's class at Cahill Elementary School took their learning to the next level with Kahoot!, a game-based learning platform that turns lessons into exciting competitions!