Our students have worked hard all year and are finally at the last week of school. May 8th will mark the last day of instruction for the 2019-2020 school year, although some students completing projects will still continue past that date. In this weekly series, we are sharing work the students are completing in their virtual classrooms through Carlisle School’s Distance Learning program in action.

If you missed Weeks 1 | 2| 3 | 4 | 5 | 6, click the links to catch up. Check back throughout the week as more photos are added to this page.

Want to see your child featured? Email Development@CarlisleSchool.org to share a photo and tell us how your week is going!

: Lower School faculty collaborated to produce a farewell video for students as we close out the school year. See a link below.

: May is Lupus Awareness Month and our Pre-K3 students joined Miss Swanson, and other lupus warriors, to make lupus visible by wearing purple.

: Students in Pre-K3 welcomed new friends to their online class who will be starting school at Carlisle in the fall. They all reviewed the letters J-O, sang songs, and had fun connecting.

: “Kindergarten, here they come!” Our Pre-K4 students have completed the academic year and are ready to move up to the Lower School building!

: Students in Kindergarten work on COVID-19 Time Capsules to document this time in history.

: Students in Mrs. Martin’s Pre-K4 class participated in the Handmade Happiness Project, sponsored by Sovah Health. They made cards for hospital patients who cannot have visitors.

: Mrs. Wingfield leads her 1st-grade students in a lesson on story elements (characters, plot, and setting) during their daily Zoom meeting.

: Students in Mrs. Martin’s 2nd-grade practice constructing 3D shapes for their math lesson.

: Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. Toms challenged their 4th-grade students to become “Teacher for the Day” and create an instructional video about a topic from the year that was meaningful to them.

: 4th-grade students in Mrs. Tom’s class have been performing fun at-home science experiments, like this one involving inflating a balloon with baking soda and vinegar.

: Students in Mrs. Aaron’s freshman English class learned about Kadir Nelson, artist and illustrator, and recent Caldecott winner. They are using his most recent work, “After the Storm,” as inspiration for their upcoming Poetry Slam. (Photo: CBS Sunday Morning)

: Students in Mr. Randall’s Personal Finance Class participated in a Virtual Stock Exchange Program from 3/13 – 4/24, Jaycob Bailey started with $250,000 in his portfolio and ended with $321,498.79.

: Students in Mrs. Richardson’s AP Environmental Science have been finishing up their final projects. Junior Polina Padun assembled and studied a sustainable ecosystem in a bottle for her project.

: Carlisle hosted a Virtual College Signing Ceremony for seven student-athletes. See a link to the story at bottom of this page.

: Our Class of 2020 seniors all have a surprise sign in their yards, thanks to the work of some sneaky volunteers and administrators!

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If you are interested in learning more about joining the Carlisle Family, we are hosting a Virtual Open House event on May 11th. Register online to receive additional details and an invite link.

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