Mrs. Bayle's second grade class had a project funded by Donors Choose. The were able to get the 360 incubator, which allowed the students to view the eggs from all angles. Not only can they watch on all sides of the incubator, but there is livestream video to view the hatching process during the after school hours. This will provide the best opportunity for the students to witness the chicks hatching. The entire family can enjoy the experience together! They were also able to get a brooder to store the chicks in after they hatch. It has clear windows for the kids to look into and watch the chicks as they grow. The heat controlled lamps will help keep the chicks warm and comfortable. With the help of some of the parents from Mrs. Bayle's class and various donors from around the country this project was funded in just a few days!
Posted Thursday, April 25, 2024
CAPS had the pleasure of hosting David Gorman, the author behind Waldameer Mystery Files. Some lucky students even enjoyed having lunch with David. From learning about the author's journey to discussing Waldameer's history, it was a day to inspire our students to read and write. So thankful for this opportunity for our students and families!
Posted Wednesday, April 10, 2024
CAPS first graders, second graders, and kindergarteners competed in a math fact challenge to celebrate Pi Day on March 14. Students competed against other mathletes in their grade level to answer addition facts quickly. The winner of each round advanced to the next round until each grade had a first, second and third place winner. Congratulations to all of our Mathletes!
Posted Monday, March 18, 2024
Corry Area Primary School's first graders recently immersed themselves in the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss during their annual Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast. Beyond the culinary delights, the breakfast offered valuable educational experiences, with teachers incorporating literacy and numeracy activities related to the beloved book.
Posted Thursday, February 29, 2024
Corry Area Primary School recently marked its 100th day of school, an occasion filled with enthusiasm and creativity. Students and staff embraced the 100th day with spirited costumes, math exercises, art projects, and lots of fun. The 100th day is an important milestone because it means students are more than halfway through the year. It is also a great occasion to highlight how much students have learned since the beginning of the school year.
Posted Thursday, February 8, 2024
Congratulations goes out to these hard-working students! They gained over 100 points (a whole grade level) on IXL! Keep up the great work!
Posted Wednesday, January 31, 2024