Franklin High School students visited our school today to conduct a puppet show for PSS students! The FHS students did a fantastic job and we very much appreciate their time. The topic of the puppet show was "The Very Hungry Caterpillar".
PSS starts the morning with a ukulele concert!
We had a blast at the PSS Halloween Parade
Mrs. Miller's class spent Thursday cutting up vegetables for todays Stone Soup event!
Looks like everybody enjoyed their delicious soup!
A huge thank you to the Franklin Fire Department for coming and talking to the 3rd grade about fire prevention and safety!
Dots, Colors and Lines Oh My! The students have enjoyed kicking off the school year learning all about the elements of art! We began the year with a schoolwide collaborative art project based on the book "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. Students in second and third grade practiced their lines with playday before beginning their rainbow line projects with paint! Our Kindergarten friends created some ROYGBIV smiles to showcase what they learned about rainbow order! We can't wait to use these skills in our future artwork!
Franklin Fall Fest location has been changed to Bessie Rowell Community Center
Today Mrs. Gregg's 3rd grade class did a Mystery Science Lesson to find out why our skeletons have so many bones.
Bus # 805 is running late leaving Paul Smith Elementary School this morning.
Kindergarten has been exploring Apples this week! We have talked about what we want to know and taste tested. Today we worked on weighing apples and creating paintings, signs, and money to open our very own Apple Orchards next week!
Today is National Do Something Nice Day so Mrs. Gregg's class talked about how it's important to do nice things for people. Not only does it make the person feel good but it also helps us to be happier and healthier.
It is also Mrs. Weaver's birthday so we made and delivered birthday cards to her.
A tremendous thank you to the PTO for working to secure a donation of 50 yards of mulch for the playground. The PTO members and other volunteers spent some time on Tuesday spreading the mulch!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Attention the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will be conducting a nationwide test of the Emergency Alerting System and Wireless Emergency Alerts on Wednesday October 4, 2023, beginning at approximately 2:30PM.
Please see attached for further details.
There will be no school tomorrow (Tuesday October 3rd 2023) Due to City Elections.
Thank you,
Dan LeGallo
Dear Franklin Families,
Just a friendly reminder that if you have not filled out an application for Free and Reduced Lunch as of yet, your application from 2022/2023 is due to expire on October 15,2023.
If you would like an application for this school year you may call the Food Service office at 603-934-7442, or download an application from the SAU #18 website - https://www.sau18.org/page/food-services , or use this direct link- https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1695/SAU_18/3372568/2324FRlunchapp.pdf
Thank you,
Brenda Patelle
Franklin Food Service Director
Dear Franklin Families,
Join us for a Family Fun Day celebrating the Merrimack County Bicentennial Anniversary. Join the celebration of 200 years!
Admission is FREE!
Food - Music - Raffles
Date:
Saturday, September 30th
Time:
11AM – 3PM
Location:
Merrimack County Complex
325 Daniel Webster HWY
Boscawen, NH 03303
See Youth Hockey Flyer Below:
Mrs. Gregg's 3rd grade class did self-portraits yesterday. They came out great!
Summer Art Club at Paul Smith has been busy creating this past week! We created our own 3D collage/mosaics inspired by Philadelphia's "Magic Garden" art installation. We also welcomed artist Jean Reed who taught us about basket weaving. We made our own weavings and we were able to practice weaving on a class basket! Finally, we studied the artist Dean Russo, and created tigers based on his multi-media masterpieces! More art fun to come this week!
Mrs. Gregg's class enjoyed the day at Camp Learned-A-Lot
