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Preschool - Kindergarten News |
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Preschool Celebrates Dr. Seuss's Birthday
On March 2nd, CHP celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday and Read Across CHP. The children in Preschool listened to Dr. Seuss's stories like Green Eggs and Ham and Are You My Mother? Later, they were surprised by a virtual visit from the third grade class. Each 3rd grade student chose one of their favorite books at home to read to our Preschoolers. We were so impressed by how beautifully the 3rd grade students read to the Preschoolers and really enjoyed listening to the variety of stories. Thank you 3rd graders!!
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Preschool Science Experiment
Our youngest group at CHP school loves to perform and watch science experiments. This time, we made an erupting volcano in the snow. The children waited patiently as we measured and watched each ingredient being placed into the snow volcano. We poured water, baking soda, food coloring, dish detergent, and finally vinegar was added to the volcano. The children’s excitement erupted as soon as they saw their own snow volcano erupt.
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Preschool Spring Experiments
Spring is here!!! The Preschool class has been learning about all the seasons. Now that winter is gone, the children are so excited to see buds growing on the trees, flowers beginning to bloom, and listening to birds chirp. In Preschool, we do a few indoor spring growing experiments. Our first experiment was growing lima bean plants in a clear container using cotton balls and dry lima beans. The children placed their cotton balls in the cup, sprayed them with enough water to make the cotton moist, and then carefully dropped the lima beans on the edge in the cup. Each day, we observe them, water them and see what happens to the lima beans. Stay tuned!!!!
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Preschool Makes Their Own Pets
Each year in Preschool, the children are asked to bring in their pet from home if they have one. This year was different. The children could not bring their pets to school. No problem!!! We made our own pets! The children made their own fishbowls with gravel and added their swimming paper fish. On another day, they made adorable puppet puppies. The children learned that when you own a pet there are many responsibilities that come along with it.
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Preschool Spring Scavenger Hunt
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Friday, March 26th was a beautiful Spring day. The Preschool children at Cedar Hill Prep took the opportunity to have a Spring Scavenger Hunt on the sprawling grounds of our school. After discussing the characteristics of Spring, the children were eager to look for some of them. They spied the grass turning green, buds growing on the trees, worms slithering on the ground, some yellow flowers blooming, and in the distance they heard the chirping sound of birds. Everyone had a good time looking for Spring! Click Here to See More Images
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Pre-Kindergarten Birthday Celebration
We love celebrations at Cedar Hill Prep, and this one is no exception. Happy birthday to Zavier's mom, Mrs. Shirley. Mrs. Shirley joined our Pre-Kindergarten class to help celebrate her big day. Wishing Mrs. Shirley a very happy birthday!
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Pre-Kindergarten Birthday Celebration
March 23rd was a very special four-legged birthday celebration in the Pre-Kindergarten classrooms. Murphy is Mrs. Davidson's dog, and he has been part of our classrooms since September. Murphy is now 6 years old, and he joined us on Zoom with Mrs. Davidson's daughter and Mr. Davidson. Murphy performed all his tricks for us. He even knows how to play "peek a boo." The children enjoyed a dog's rendition of happy birthday, and Murphy loved when we all sang happy birthday to him. Click Here to See More Images
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Kindergarten Celebrates 100th Day of School |
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A lot of excitement happened on Thursday, March 4th, when Kindergarten celebrated the 100th Day of School. As they counted down the days with tally marks, the children learned place value, as well. Every Kindergarten child proudly presented his/her 100th Day Project! What creative designs! All day long, the children had lots of fun and enjoyed 100 Day activities. We enjoyed doing various 100 exercises, taking 100 steps outside, coloring our 100 Day Booklet, Counting with Jack Hartmann and Grandma and Grandpa... and so much more! Happy 100th Day of School Cedar Hill Prep!!
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Kindergarten Class During Guidance/Character Education |
The students read a book about manners and discussed good manners at home and at school. They also completed some activities about tattling vs. telling through role-plays and short stories to learn how to differentiate what constitutes tattling versus telling. Click Here to See More Images
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Saint Patrick's Day Celebration |
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Every year on March 17th, it is the celebration of Irish culture with parades, dancing, special foods and a whole lot of green. This year, Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten children had a musical parade celebration. First and Second graders waved to us from classroom windows. Our Principal was there, too. To our surprise, a leprechaun visited our classrooms and left something special for the children. Bubbles were found on their tables. It was very exciting and magical. Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
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Grade 1 and 2 Project
The students of 1st and 2nd grades at CHP enjoyed the month of March reading many of their favorite books. They read one of their favorites: Oh, The Places We Go! by Dr. Seuss. The students discussed all the places they would like to visit, all the people we would like to meet, and what they would like to do when we grow up. The students enjoyed writing and sharing their ideas with each other.
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Grade 2 Celebrates Dr. Seuss Day |
On March 2nd, the second grade students celebrated Dr. Seuss Day by spending time reading books by Dr. Seuss and other selected authors. Before reading the books, the children discussed their favorite story or character from many Dr. Seuss favorites! Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!
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Grade 2 Bridge Challenge
2nd graders donned their engineering hats when charged with designing a bridge that could safely transport cars over a river in a rainy area. At first, different materials were tested for strength and absorbency. Then, the young engineers used the data to create and test models of their own design to achieve the purpose of the bridge. Bridges were posted on Padlet and findings were reported on a reflection sheet. All students walked away with a greater sense of the Engineering Design Process. Way to go, 2nd grade!
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2nd and 8th Graders Share Pi!
What’s all the buzz about 3.14 and pi? Mrs. Lekhi and five 8th grade students came to the rescue when they zoomed into the 2nd grade to teach the younger children the very basics of pi. By means of a fun video and a demonstration with a student water bottle and string, the upperclassmen enthusiastically explained circumference and diameter, and….pi. The 2nd graders especially enjoyed the challenge to recall as many digits of pi as they could - 3.14159265… Thank you, 8th graders!
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Grade 2 Celebrates Saint Patrick's Day |
2nd grade had a great time celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! The children learned about Irish culture through a PowerPoint presentation highlighting symbols and foods that represent Ireland and listening to some Irish music. The children also enjoyed the story, There was An Old Lady That Swallowed a Clover, and discussed what they would do if they were lucky enough to find a four-leaf clover!
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Grade 2 March Birthday Wishes |
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Happy birthday, Zinnia and Aria! To the delight of our 2nd graders, their parents joined us via Zoom to read to the class and wish the children a happy birthday. Zinnia’s parents read She Persisted, by Chelsea Clinton, which told the story of 13 American women who changed the world. Aria’s parents joined us to read Sulwe, by Lupita Nyong’o, a beautiful story inspiring children to value their own unique beauty. We always enjoy having our parent readers celebrate with us. Thank you to all! Click Here to See More Images
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Grade 3 Learns Outside
Third Grade enjoyed the warm weather by spending some time learning outside. After their outdoor recess, they got their Science books from the classroom and sat on the benches reviewing with their peers for the upcoming trimester tests. They thoroughly enjoyed the sunshine and also had a chance to walk around and enjoy the beautiful campus.
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Grade 3 Read Across America
"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go"- Dr. Seuss. On Tuesday, March 2nd, the third graders read to the Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten classes. This is a yearly tradition that the students really enjoy. Mrs. Holstein's and Mrs. Davidson's classes were hanging on every word as students read to them virtually on Zoom from their favorite books. Great job third graders!
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On Friday, March 12th, third graders had a treat...two mystery readers! The first one was Sofia's mom. She read a very comical story called Karen's Witch (Babysitters Little Sister Graphic Novels). Karen Brewer lives next door to Mrs. Porter, who wears long robes and has wild gray hair. Mrs. Porter has a black cat named Midnight and always seems to be working in her garden. Karen isn't supposed to spy on her neighbor, but she's determined to prove that Mrs. Porter is a witch named Morbidda Destiny! Mrs. Porter is getting ready to have a special meeting at her house, and Karen is sure the meeting is for witches. Are they going to cast a spell on Karen? Or will she be brave enough to send them away -- once and for all? The students were laughing at Karen's mischievous antics and the trouble she would get herself into.
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In the afternoon, we had our second mystery reader of the day, Aaron's mom. She read A Bedtime for Bear (Bear and Mouse). The bear must have absolute quiet when he goes to bed. But the effervescent Mouse, small and gray and bright-eyed, finds it terribly hard to be as quiet as a . . . well, you know. With masterfully paced slapstick humor, droll repartee, and comic visual details, the curmudgeonly Bear and his irrepressible friend Mouse return in another wry adventure. The students enjoyed hearing how particular the bear was and how things do not always go according to plan.
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Grade 3 Saint Patrick's Day Celebration |
The third grade had a fabulous celebration for Saint Patrick's Day. They wore green and had a great time dancing to Irish music. They enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt and had a lot of fun unscrambling words associated with the holiday. The third grade looks forward to this celebration every year. Happy Saint Patrick's Day!!!
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Grade 3 March Virtual Super Students |
Aaron’s favorite book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner Azkaban. In his spare time, he likes to play Fortnite. The galaxy he comes from is Jupiter. His hero is his mom who saves lives. One thing he wants to change is littering. If he was a star in a movie it would be about Space. He is happy when he thinks of the color blue.
Avanish is a ravenous reader whose hero is The Flash. He would choose Nico for his sidekick. He would like to get rid of bullying, and comes from the galaxy Nathan.
Ethan is an inquisitive scientist. He likes to play video games. His favorite color is green. He wants to stop pollution.
Lily is a ravenous reader who hails from the Butterfly Galaxy. Her sidekick is her cat Frindle the Great. She would like to fix the terrible coronavirus so her class can be together once again.
Super Mase hails from the silly galaxy. His sidekick is his brother Myles. If he were in a movie it would be about basketball. His favorite color is red. His favorite things to do are play basketball and Xbox and his favorite book is “The Fabulous Mr. Fox.” His heroes are his mom and dad. Click Here to See All the Images
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Cultural Studies in Grade 4
Through their Social Studies lessons, Grade 4 has learned about the influence that several different cultures have had upon American society. It was during these conversations that Mikaela shared a story
of her family’s African Art collection. Thank you to the Rose family for sharing photos of your beautiful collection with us! They provided us with an amazing extension to our lesson.
P.S. Mikaela opted to have her picture taken with her favorite painting.
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Grade 4 Celebrated March Birthdays
Grade 4 loves birthday celebrations…a time for sharing wishes, memories,
and great stories! Happy Birthday to Ava, Vihaan, and Mrs. Gadaleta…all March birthdays! Vihaan, we hope your family’s surprise video created lasting memories for you! Thank you for sharing one of your special stories with us! Ava, we are so happy that your birthday wish for an ice cream machine came true! We look forward to you sharing some yummy recipes with us. We hope all of your birthdays were happy ones!
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Grade 4 All Decked Out in Green!
Grade 4 students dressed in green to harness the spirited celebration of St. Patrick’s Day! Writing limericks and creating leprechaun puppets, Grade 4
was tickled… “green”?!
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Grade 4 Celebrates Read Across America |
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Adorned in their Dr. Seuss hats, Grade 4 students virtually visited with their Kindergarten friends on March 2nd to celebrate Dr. Seuss and Read Across America Day. The 4th graders teamed up to do a shared reading of some of their favorite Dr. Seuss books:
Aditi, Jack, and Maddy read The Cat in the Hat;
Dev, Vihaan, and Zayd read If I Ran the Rain Forest
Ayven and Mikaela read One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
Amber and Ellie read What Was I Scared Of?
And…Mikaela read to her Grade 4 classmates!
Great job 4th graders!!!
Read Across America! Revisited
Later in the month, Grade 4 was treated to readings by 7th graders, Sid Shah and Kailee Shannon, who shared their favorite Dr. Seuss books with the 4th grade.
Thank you Sid and Kailee!!!
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Cedar Hill Prep celebrated Read Across America this year with a middle school service project titled, Read Across CHP. The middle school students visited the lower school classrooms, both in person and virtually, as guest readers. The project provided a way to bring the community of CHP together, and show the importance and enjoyment that comes from reading. Thank you Middle School for sharing your time with the younger students! A special thanks to Mrs. Sheridan in 2nd grade and Madame Gergesse in Middle School for initiating and spearheading this program.
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Grade 5 Health Class
In Ms. Tierney's 5th Grade Health class, the girls chose to make their own Healthy Restaurant/Cafe/ or Health Spa. They
each made a PowerPoint/website and some re-created it at home! This is Jesintha's healthy brownie cooking show... with help from big sister, Jenica.
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Birdhouses
Grade 5 Science students made birdhouses as their Physics experiment and reused/repurposed materials for the task. They learned about Earth's 4 systems and how the systems interact with each other. A great job is done by all, even the virtual students. Some houses were hung on campus while others were hung in yards and parks. Welcome back Spring! Welcome back birds!
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Diana Boric Visits Grade 5
Once CHP family, always CHP family! Welcome back Diana Boric to our fifth grade classroom. Diana is an adult student who has returned to college for her Master's studies in Environmental Studies and Design. She shared her knowledge and a slide presentation with us about how the wetlands and estuaries are such an important and sometimes underappreciated area of our Geosphere/Biosphere/Hydrosphere/
Atmosphere. The students were able to connect their own experiences with these areas of land and were fully engaged both in-person and virtually. Thank you, Diana, for your enlightenment and your time. You are always welcome home here.
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Congratulations on Your New Baby!!
Congratulations to CHP Middle School teacher, Denise Galiano, on her new grandchild, Niko Galiano Gomez. We wish the entire family much health and happiness with their new baby boy!
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Grade 6 Living History Presentations |
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For this year's Living History presentation, Mrs. Callahan's 6th grade Social Studies classes studied the political and social system of Apartheid in South Africa. The students studied the lives and speeches of famous South African activists. They also studied poems, songs, and dances that voiced the oppression of the people.
Students choreographed an original Stepping dance routine led by Motunrayo Odukoya. Stepping is a dance form that grew out of the mines in South Africa. Additionally, the students sang "Senzeni Na," a Zulu protest song led by Jacob Toler. The students did an amazing job of telling the story of this period of racial segregation and discrimination for Black South Africans.
Cedar Hill Prep 6th graders developed their own stepping routine. Several students spoke before the routine about the first stepping routines that were developed in the mines in South Africa as a form of communication. Stepping, a percussive highly energetic art form, first developed through the song and dance rituals performed by African- American fraternities and sororities. In stepping, the body becomes an instrument, using footsteps, claps, and spoken word to produce complex poly-rhythms. Stepping has been described as one of the most exciting dance forms created in the 20th century.
We are very proud of the amazing routine that our creative 6th graders put together to highlight our Living History Month.
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Grade 6 Celebrates Pi Day |
Grade 6 celebrated Pi day in Science class. Students took different sized marshmallows and calculated the ratio of circumference and diameter of their circles. They then discussed the results and reflected on why the results had slight variations to them. The virtual students were in on the action, as well. Students were able to celebrate with some clean marshmallows to eat afterward. It was a great learning experience of "why" and intermingling Science with Math.
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Grade 6 Immigration Presentations |
Mrs. Callahan's 6th Grade Social Studies students have started a study of the history of immigration in the United States. The first part of their project involved learning about the myths surrounding immigrants who come to this country. There are many false assumptions about those who are new immigrants to the United States. The students worked in groups researching these myths and finding factual information to bust these false assumptions. The students put together powerful PowerPoint presentations, using infographics, videos, music, and various images to deconstruct the inaccuracies and distortions about immigrants to the United States. The students will soon begin a study of the book “Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration.”
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CHP Debate Award Winners
As a member of the Garden State Debate League, Cedar Hill Prep School has participated in two debate tournaments this year. Each tournament involved more than 100 students debating on topics that are considered relevant to Middle School Students.
Feb 6th Tournament
Topics: People should keep exotic animals as pets; Artificial Intelligence does more harm than good.
- Cedar Hill Prep School – 1st place for a total number of points; 2nd place for total percentage wins.
- Top Teams in the Tournament
- Top Speaker for Cedar Hill Prep School – Aakarsh Mamawala
- Top Speakers in the Tournament – No.2 – Aakarsh Mamawala and No.3 – Sarah Karlekar
- Tied in 5th Place – Armaan Agrawal; Karthikeya Kodali; Sanah Shah; Sanyuktha Sriram; Sidharth Shah
- 2nd Place Debate Team – (Armaan Agrawal, Ahmad Alam, Aakarsh Mamawala)
- 3rd Place Debate Team – (Ayden Raju, Sidharth Shah and Sanah Shah)
- 6th Place Debate Team – (Tea Florenceo, Aarna Rao and Aarushi Gupta)
November 6th Tournament
Topics: Drop Grey Wolves from the Endangered Species Act; Lotteries Do More Harm than Good.
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Golden Gavel for Tournament – Sidharth Nambiar
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Cedar Hill Prep School – 1st place for a total number of points; 2nd place for total percentage wins.
- Top Speaker from Cedar Hill Prep School – Nina Barnes
- 2nd Place Debate Team – Sidharth Nambiar, Sarah Karlekar
- 3rd Place Debate Team – Rashmika Majumdar, Dhruv Param, Risham Dagli
Cedar Hill Prep School Alumni News – Shaurya Baruah (Class of 2020) participated in the Harvard Invitational Public Forum Debate and ranked 24 out of 420. Congratulations!!!
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Even during COVID times, nothing stops Math competitions! This year, the annual Regional Mathcounts Chapter Competition was held online, and students could take the 1.5-hour contest within a 24-hr period from Feb 5th to Feb 6th. Every year in the contest, we have a "Best in School" award, and this year's CHP winner is Karthikeya Kodali (7th grade) for coming in 1st place among the other seventh and eighth grade participants. As the best in school winner, Karthikeya was also invited to participate in a special (online) Chapter Invitational Competition at the end of February. Coming in close 2nd was Sarah Karlekar (7th), and Armaan Agrawal (8th) came in 3rd place. All participants performed very well, and we are confident they will continue to excel in the field of Mathematics and STEM. Click Here to See Larger Image
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VEX IQ is a robotics platform designed to transform the STEM learning paradigm for young students. When students have the ability to jump right in and snap robots together using an intuitive tool-less system, it can unlock curiosity and a passion that will stay with them for life. It is a snap-together robotics system designed from the ground up to provide this opportunity to future engineers of all skill levels. The system naturally encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership for young students. VEX IQ uses industry-leading technology, like quadrature encoders and current monitors in every Smart Motor. All electronics come with a pre-installed Driver Control code, which means that students can drive their creations as soon as they're built!
CHP VEX IQ elective focuses on advanced building and programming techniques, including the use of various sensors, using the game format of the year. Throughout the year, this team participates in Scrimmage matches and the VEX IQ tournaments
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Students in Grade 2A participated in an Art lesson regarding prehistoric creatures. By using Crayola Model Magic clay, students formed unique dinosaurs along with fossilized bodies or footprints. After the clay dried, students applied color to their dinosaurs with markers. Take a look at these colorful, prehistoric creations!
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One snowy day, the students took an imaginary trip to the zoo. The students in Grades 1A and 1B drew or painted their favorite animals who lived there.
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Honoring St. Patrick’s Day, Vihaan, along with the students in second grade designed a treasure map. The leprechaun had to go through tricky paths in order to find his pot of gold.
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Duck Paper Craft
Students in 1B and 2B were “quackers” about the papercraft duck they created. First, students traced and then cut out their handprints to represent the duck’s wings. Next, students cut out stencils for the duck’s head, body, tail, beak, and feet. Followed by assembling the pieces of the stencils and handprints, students applied color to their webbed footed friends.
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CHP Comics
Comic Strip and Storyboard Illustration: Connecting Language Arts with Illustration
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Students in grades 3 - 8 wrote and illustrated their own stories. Students took in Book Illustration History: Children's Book Illustration. Each student in grades 3 - 8 had a story theme based on assignments from their Language Arts classes. They sketched out characters, story settings, and action scenes. Finally, they illustrated their stories in Storyboard Panels as done in comic strips, graphic novels, movie and tv scripts including text boxes and speech bubbles. They used their drawing skills: figure drawing, composition, landscapes, and color to illustrate a minimum of 8 panels and then wrote and illustrated their own stories. |
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Our first Lacrosse session is in the books! The girls had a great time learning new skills and rules of the game, including catching and throwing, scooping, and cradling. We are looking forward to more sessions!!
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In celebration of Women's History Month, the PTO would like to celebrate and highlight two of our very own CHP Mompreneurs! |
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Our First CHP Mompreneur is Dr. Rupal Bordia,
mom of Risa in Grade 1.
Dr. Rupal Bordia’s primary focus is on cosmetic and implant dentistry, but she enjoys and excels in other realms of dentistry, as well. Along with her great skill set and experience, Dr. Bordia exudes a kind and gentle bedside mannerism. Her treatment of each patient is individualized with the utmost respect, care, and exquisite attention to detail, making sure that the patient feels comfortable in a warm and pleasant environment. Contact Information below:
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Our Second CHP Mompreneur is Ildiko Zitany, mom of Gabriel in Grade 6.
Aesthetics by Ildy. focuses on providing clients with the latest in skincare technology. Through years of experience, we have combined a level of expertise with State-of-art technologies. Contact Ildy at @aetheticsbyildy.com.
Ildy's motto:
"I do everything I can to meet your expectations and I will treat your skin for a healthy radiance."
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All parents within the CHP community, if you would like to showcase your business, please forward your business information to pto@cedarhillprep.com.
Thank you to all who attended our March meeting. Congratulations to Pallavi Mehta, mom of Aakash Grade 5 and Ananya Grade 6, for winning our Monthly Meeting Scrip Gift Card, Join us for our monthly meetings for your chance to win a Gift Card from our Scrip Fundraiser. Our next meeting will be on April 14th, 7:00 pm via Zoom.
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All proceeds help support the CHP PTO. |
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Use CHP’s PTO enrollment code: 78AL185371236 to Join Today! |
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Would You Like to Volunteer?
If you are interested, please fill out the form below.
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If you have any questions for the PTO, please contact pto@cedarhillprep.com
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Cedar Hill Prep School Alumni Anay Upadhyay (Class of 2020) volunteering at the Trenton Soup Kitchen.
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Join the Alumni Instagram and Facebook Page |
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Stay connected and network with the CHP Community. You will receive invitations to events and the latest CHP and academic news. This will also allow us to share news and acknowledge all your achievements. Be Part of the Alumni Community Today!
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Anyone interested in switching from virtual learning to on-campus learning for March? Please remember we need written notice no later than Monday, April 15th to begin on-campus learning Monday, May 3rd.
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Anyone on campus needs to wear a mask at all times and maintain social distancing.
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Happy Birthday to John Griggs, Carol Gadaleta, and Michelle Whalen,
who celebrated their birthdays in March. Have a happy and safe year! Enjoy!
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Photo Club - Grades 5 - 8 |
My name is Miss Mosseri, and I am the Kindergarten B assistant teacher. I have a background in Fine Art and Photography, so this March I started a weekly, virtual after-school Photography Club for all 5th-8th grade students. and we have had so much fun already! Photography is an art that can be learned and beautifully executed by everyone when given the chance to develop their creativity. Here are two examples of the photography projects we have done so far, before the editing stages:
- Family-focused Documentary photography- in the style of photographers Carrie Mae Weems and Danielle Maccines
- Portrait photography-learning about backgrounds, lighting, poses and framing.
I will be offering Photography club again in April on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 pm starting the week after Spring break for 4 weeks (including the first week of May). Keep an eye out for an email from me with how to register and payment details! The last day to register will be Monday, April 12th, the day right after we come back from Spring Break, at midnight. Contact me at hmosseri@cedarhillprep.com with any questions or to reserve a spot! (Image shown is student photography examples: by Angelina Romaine)
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Upcoming Events
April 2 - 9
Spring Break
April 12
Deadline to order Yearbook
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April 20
Science Fair: Preschool-Kindergarten
April 21
Science Fair: Grades 1-4
April 22
Science Fair: Grades 5-8
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Cedar Hill Preparatory School
152 Cedar Grove Lane
Somerset, NJ 08873
Fax: 732-356-5409
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