Hudson Middle School & PTO Right to Read Committee present New York Times Bestselling Author Alan Gratz. Middle School students will meet the author on Wednesday, October 3, 2019. Beginning in Fall 2019, we will begin a schoolwide read-along program of Refugee, a memorable book that follows three children during their struggle to freedom. It is not required, but if you would like to purchase a copy of Refugee for your student to read along …
The Ellsworth Hill Carnival is a fun day filled with games, activities, and good times — similar to Evamere Field Day, but even bigger. This year’s carnival is taking place on Wednesday, May 22, and is in lieu of end-of-year class parties. There are tons of volunteer opportunities that day — from event donations, to running games and activity stations. We’ll definitely need your help to make it as awesome as possible. Sign up to volunteer If you’re interested in …
Hudson PTO is pleased to announce East Woods Right to Read Week April 1-5, 2019. New York Times Best-Selling Author Chris Grabenstein will be visiting the school on April 4 and 5. Fun and exciting activities have been planned for the entire week. MONDAY – Celebrate the GRAND OPENING of Mr. Lemoncello’s Library with a HAT and CRAZY SOCKS to KICK OFF the week. It’s the TOP of the week, so wear a HAT to …
Author Troy Cummings is visiting Evamere, Ellsworth Hill and McDowell for Right to Read Week, and activities are planned for students all week long. Evamere: “Write to Read Week“ Ellsworth Hill: “Warning … Monster Readers on the Hill“ McDowell: “S.S.M.P. (Super Strong McDowell Pride)“ Troy will be doing a book signing at the Learned Owl on March 20 from 4-6 pm. Stop by and say Hi!
Monday, March 18: Map-It Monday. Just like Alexander explores the map of his new town, Stermont, in the book, McDowell students will complete a map-related activity with their teachers; a large map of Hudson created by the students will be posted in the lobby that will pinpoint areas of interest for each class. Tuesday, March 19: Monster Tuesday. Inspired by the Notebook of Doom monsters and Troy’s picture book, Can I Be Your Dog? (in …
Ellsworth Hill is asking that students read at least 80 minutes during Right to Read Week—that’s just 20 minutes a day for 4 days. Each student who meets the goal by Friday can fill out a ticket to go into a drawing. One student from each class will be chosen to “compete” with Mrs. Filomena in a Minute to Win It activity in front of the whole school! Monday, March 18 – Celebrate monster readers at Ellsworth Hill: Wear Hudson …