Carter G. Woodson Elementary School

Red Ribbon Week: Day 1

Here are some pictures from hat day on our first day of red ribbon week!

To end their unit on Early Asian Civilizations, Mrs. Smith's second grade class made clocks symbolizing "good luck and fortune” and practiced writing Chinese symbols by writing numbers 1-12 around the clock. Way to go, second grade! 🌊💙

Our 5th Grade GT students have been hard at work creating their very own Haunted Houses! 👻 For this challenge, students could only use recycled materials to build their houses, such as cardboard boxes, tissue boxes, and paper towel or toilet paper rolls. Most worked with a partner and were encouraged to add their own creative touches. Some even added lights and sound effects! This project was all about encouraging creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork — and our students truly rose to the challenge. Now, it’s your turn to help! ❤️ Take a look at each Haunted House below and vote for your favorite by liking the photo. Every like counts as one vote! Our students worked incredibly hard and are anxiously waiting to see which house will win. Thank you for supporting our young creators! 🎃

November Attendance Incentive!

Help us celebrate Life. Live Drug Free with a fun Spirit Week October 27th-31st. We will end out week on Friday with a costume parade.
* Please costume accessories at home. *

Congratulations to this student in 4th grade for completing Lexia Core5! We are so proud of you! 🌊

Help us celebrate Life. Live Drug Free with a fun Spirit Week October 27th-31st. We will end out week on Friday with a costume parade.
* Please costume accessories at home. *

Students harvested apple seeds in hopes of them sprouting in 2 weeks and being able to plant them. Then, they used the apple slices to make “Apple Pie Roll-Ups” and “5 minute Ice Cream” (made in a bag) for a fall dessert. Week 1 of Gardening and Cooking Club was a success!

Thank you to everyone who helped make our annual WES Trunk or Treat a success!

Check out our Woodson students representing at the Somerset Arts Council Art Show! Shoutout to Ms. Rebecca Taylor for all of her hard work and dedication to make this happen for our students! 🎨🖼️ Dominic Killman, Kindergarten Teagan Taylor, grade 2 Cameron Taylor, grade 2 Fatima Trejo Tellez, grade 4 Josie Evans, grade 4 Adalynn Nasuro, grade 4 Christopher Beckley, grade 4 Dasha Kuletskaia, grade 4 Kaden Millard, grade 5 Vance Reddick, grade 5 Ryan Frock, grade 5 Scarlett Kenny, grade 5 Maci Barone, grade 5 Max Crockett, grade 5 Thank you to the staff at Somerset Arts Council for your support of student art! Also, thank you to Chic-Fil-A for the yummy catering and generous gift certificates for our student participants!

First grade students took part in "Hospital Day" after finishing up their CKLA unit on the Human Body! 🏥🩺🩻

Shoutout to these first grade students for working so hard on their Lexia levels! Way to go! 🤍🌊

Students and staff wore orange today in support of Unity Day! 🧡

Congratulations to Jeremiah in Ms. Labo's First Grade class for earning the 100th Lexia Certificate! Way to go, Jeremiah! We are so proud of you!

On Wednesday, October 22nd, we invite all students and staff to join us in standing together against bullying and for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Show your support by wearing ORANGE, the color of unity. Together, we can send a powerful message that every student and staff member belongs and is valued

Our picture day has been rescheduled!!!!! Please have your students Insta ready on Tuesday, November 12th

Please keep an eye out for Coffee and Curriculum flyers that are being sent home! We hope to see you there!

Thank you Crisfield Fire Department for making the day of our Pre-K and Kindergarten friends! They were able to learn about fire safety, see the various gear that firefighters use day to day and even had the chance to tour the fire engine! We are thankful for our community helpers! 🧯🚒

Mr. Daniels' students playing “Plant Says” in order to learn how plants respond to different stimuli! 🌱