8th Grade Graduation Video:
Chatsworth Time Machine
I don't wnat to grow up.
Thank you Ms. Davis and staff for creating this video!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IiYMrj7Vl5JG5F2cTmVb5pMSWgncFIIN/view?usp=drive_link
A big THANK YOU to Hot Diggidy Dog for another fun field trip to end the school year! You can expect to see us over the summer!🌭
Thanks to the Woodland Education Foundation, our Junior Honor Society members were able to visit the new Edelman Fossil Park and Museum in Mantua. They learned about the various dinosaurs and other creatures that inhabited our area. The students were also able to go into the quarry and dig for fossils!
Thanks to a generous Chatsworth family, our entire school was treated to Kona Ice. It was delicious, and we appreciated it!
Our Fourth graders had a science lesson on Body Structure and Function. They tested their heart rates.
Our 3rd and 4th graders worked together to create a mural.
Our 7th and 8th graders helped our Kindergarten and 1st graders master the art and science of flying kites. It was a fun activity for everyone! 🪁
Last week, our staff has been going under cover! We had a secret theme each day for our outfits. Monday was Rainbow of Colors, Tuesday was favorite team, Wednesday was animal prints, and Thursday was Twin Day. What we will do next? Stay tuned…😎
Thank you to the Woodland Education Foundation for providing the funding for the 6th grade camping trip at Camp Ockanickon. The students enjoyed the experience!
Thank you to the Woodland Education Foundation the Chatsworth PTO for providing all the funding for another successful 7th and 8th grade trip to New York City! Students visited Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum and the M&M’s store, followed by The Outsiders musical, and Bubba Gump Shrimp Company for dinner. The rain made the trip even more memorable!☔️🌧️
This is the third year that CJHS member Abby Daniels has run the Jog-A-Thon event at Chatsworth Elementary School to raise money for the Woodland Education Foundation. We raised $558.50 for the foundation! Thank you to all of the participants for joining in the fun and raising money for this worthy cause!
“Teamwork makes the dream work.” Our Kindergartners and Third Graders teamed up to make some beautiful Mother’s Day bouquets. 🌸
Congratulations to our Track team on a wonderful season! Thanks to Coach Derkas for coaching AND getting some great pictures, and to Mr. Fred, team driver! Congratulations to Lily for getting 1st place in shot put at the Seneca meet!
We met our new mascot yesterday. Thank you to the Woodland Education Foundation for making this possible. The students are working on a name…stay tuned!
April was a busy month. We enjoyed field trips and and Easter egg hunt. Our Kindergarteners and First graders have brought Spring to our hallway as well!🌸☂️
Another great Breakfast with the Easter Bunny.
I want to give a special thank you to all the people who volunteered their Saturday morning to help make this such a success:
PTO members: Elizabeth Toth, Alyssa Bernhard, Christopher Johnson and Aubrey Wood
Parents: Will and Amy Dirkin
And a very special thank you to all the student volunteers
Join us on Thursday, April 3rd as we talk about the Science of Reading! We will be doing a take-home experiment, and these great science-themed prizes will be won by some lucky students!
Congratulations to the newest members of the Chatsworth Junior Honor Society!
Today was Green Day in our Read Across the Rainbow. We had a great laser and music assembly where we learned about being AVID readers:
ASK yourself if the story is fiction or nonfiction.
VISUALIZE the story in your head.
INTERPRET the words you read to gain understanding.
DECIDE what is happening and think about what will happen next.
This assembly was co-sponsored by the PTO and the Chatsworth Education Association through an NJEA Read Across New Jersey grant. Thank you to these two groups who do so much for our students!
We are celebrating Read Across the Rainbow this week in many ways! Each day is a different color to dress in. Our 3rd graders were in orange on Tuesday. Today our Kindergarteners were in their yellow and did a Read Across America STEM activity. They tried to see who could create the tallest Cat in the Hat patterned creation . Everyone was given 10 red cups and 10 white index cards to start with. They did a great job!❤️🤍🎩
