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Memorial Elementary School

3301 South Park Road
Bethel Park, PA 15102
Phone: (412) 854-8506
Fax: (412) 833-5014
District Voice Mail: (412) 833-5005
 
Latest News

The 2009-2010 school year is here!  Please scroll down to see some of the exciting things that took place this year.

Miss A Visits Kindergarten

Miss A's visit to Memorial Kindergarten was especially appropriate this year, since she arrived during the beginning of cold and flu season!  This Land of the Letter People character sings a song about sneezing to the students, and the children sing, "Achoo!' as part of the song's chorus.  So it was a great teaching moment for the Kindergarten Teachers, to stress the importance of sneezing into a Kleenex or into their sleeves to help prevent the spread of germs.  Achoo!

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Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue!

One of the themes for this year's Spirit Week at Memorial was Patriotic Day, and the students did their best to come to school dressed to show their pride for the good, old USA!

 

Students Benefit from Use of Smart Boards

Thanks to a generous donation from the Memorial PTA, the Memorial Library is making books more vivid and exciting to students with the use of one of two Smart Boards. For example, Librarian Mrs. Oczkowski can project Book Flix on the Smart Board to help teach students the difference between fiction and non-fiction.  Thank you, Memorial PTA, for donating two Smart Boards and for helping books to come alive for Memorial Students!

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First Graders Study Illustrator Eric Carle

First Graders learned about children's book illustrator Eric Carle and his book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, to help them better understand how to draw a caterpillar. Art Teacher Amy Smeal-Mittner showed the children how to put geometrically shaped blocks together to form a model from which they could draw their own caterpillar.

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