Winter Stories and Crafts - Snowmen at Night and Snow Music

Snowmen at Night

Created by students in Ms. Freisem's Class and
Ms. Cappy's Class
after listening to the story, Snowmen at Night by Caralyn Buehner

Snow Music

Created by kindergartners in Ms. Guttman's Class and
Ms. Smithok's Class
after listening to the story, Snow Music by Lynne Rae Perkins

FR Parent University: Digital CItizenship, Maker Space and More

Student Online Activity Survey

Please click HERE to take the Student Online Activity Survey.

First grade students are excited about reading!

Save the Date! ---Wednesday, January 18, 2017 6:15 - 7:15 PM

Registration is required

Parent University at Forest Road School

Crocheting in Action!

Through Digital Passport, students learn the basics of online life - Critical skills related to digital safety, respect, and community

Mrs. Dash's Class
Click HERE to log in with your username and passport
to play the web-based games and watch videos and earn badges toward a Digital Passport

4th Grade Research Project on Environmental Literacy

After choosing a research topic, 4th grade students are using Worldbook Encyclopedia to find basic background information about the subject (climate change, ocean pollution, destruction of rainforest, or endangered species).

Finding background information will help students deepen their knowledge about the topics and generate research questions about their topics.  

2016 Annual Forest Road Spelling Bee!

First place winners from each class in Grades 4-6 competed in the school-wide Spelling Bee.

Ethan was the Spelling Bee champion and Ammar came in second place!

Congratulations to all who participated 👏👏👏

3D Holiday Designs with Pipe Cleaners

Created by Mrs. Eckert's Class

Happy Holidays!

Floral Fan Dance Performance and Workshop

Students at Forest Road enjoyed traditional Floral Fan Dance, Sogo Dance, and drum performance. 

Holiday Spirit in the Forest

Created by Mr. Auciello's Class and Ms. Freisem's Class

DIGITAL PASSPORT™ addresses Key Issues facing Kids in Today's Digital World

Students learned critical skills related to digital safety, respect, and community. Mr. Onorato's students played Twalkers game and learned why it's important to avoid multitasking with a cell phone. They considered the benefits of focusing on one task at a time.