Learning in Second Grade
In second grade, students learn about fossils and the world long ago, deepen their understanding of place-value to add and subtract numbers up to 1,000, and write multi-page books about themselves, others, and information they’ve learned. For much of the year, they will study pollinators in our community and world both as scientists and as socially conscious change-makers. It’s an exciting year to watch them begin to read chapter books on their own and study the world around them more deeply.
Overview
Residencies
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Weekly chess instruction. Students improve problem-solving skills, increase concentration and creativity, and find joy in this challenging game.
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10 weeks of swim instruction. Students gain life-long skills as swimmers in partnership with NYC Parks & Recreation.
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Students work with kids from across PS19 EVCS to create school-wide art projects and musical pieces to build community to start the school year
Special Events
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Students visit the fossils at AMNH to supplement their fossils unit.
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Students regularly visit our local branch of the New York Public Library as part of their learning about schools and community.
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Students visit the butterfly garden at the Bronx zoo to see their learning about pollinators in action.
Curriculums
Meet the Team
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Mrs. Sam
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Ms. Amanda
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Ms. Michelle
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Paul Gilhuley
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Ms. Brittany
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Daylen Russell
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Kathleen
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