Westlawn Day is a perfect example of why Westlawn Elementary School is more than just a school. It’s a community and an extended family! Families enjoyed the day. Teachers hosted games, fun press on tatoos, face painting, spinning art, photo booth, … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Write Out Loud …
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Yes, Westlawn students are being coached by George Mason University Graduate Fellows and Westlawn teachers on creative writing skills and techniques.
Robotics Anyone!
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Westlawn students enjoyed their first robotics class as they used computers to examine and follow computer code; then, maniuplate robots. Students will be building Lego Mindstorm Robots in future classes.
Laps for Learning…students have fun, raise money and show off their fitness!
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Westlawn students, staff and parents had fun, raised money, and showed off their fitness. This inaugural Wellness Event and Fundraiser were filled with excitement and cheer. Participants ran, walked, skipped, and hopped to music and cheers. Thank YOU Mrs. Tillett, Mr. Howe, and Mr. Jones … Continue reading
Westlawn continues as a George Mason Professional Development School
Westlawn continues as a George Mason Professional Development School … This year’s program is new and focuses on Collaborative Inquiry. In addition to the traditional structures of classroom instruction, interns engage in co-teaching models with their collaborating teacher, on-site seminars, books groups, and mentor observations. Our Westlawn teachers and Interns are eager and devoted. We welcomed to the Interns as part of the Westlawn family. We thank our cooperating teachers for their coaching, guidance and care!
Partners in Print…a festive, fun, family literacy event!
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Families of preschoolers, first and second graders attended Westlawn’s fall literacy event, Partners In Print. We had close to 200 participants. Families enjoyed each other and pizza, salad, and juice. Afterwards, families heard a wonderful story and engage in literacy activities … Continue reading