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On Friday, October 4th, Peterborough Fire and Rescue visited PES to talk to the school about fire safety. Chief Ed Walker joined us for morning meeting, and members of the department visited with their fire trucks and ambulances. PES students got the opportunity to ask questions and explore the vehicles.













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Many classrooms at PES offer flexible seating for its students. Flexible seating allows for student choice, collaborative learning, comfort options for a variety of learning styles and needs, and it helps students focus on the task at hand.













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We were pleased to have Lucius Parshall, “The Dance Caller,”
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Perfect spring weather greeted PES gardeners on Tuesday. Cornucopia teachers Kathleen, Lauren and Master Gardener Peggy first led the students in an activity to correctly sequence the story of the life cycle of a seed. The students then cooperated to transplant kale and lettuce seedlings. Spinach, pea shoots, carrots, beets and another variety of lettuce were all planted from seeds directly into the garden beds.  We were excited to find that the asparagus planted in 2015 is thriving and will be ready for eating during our gardening sessions.
We’re excited to see all that will grow this season!


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PES first graders had a busy time in the gardens on Tuesday, May 15.  The rain held off just long enough for all classes to complete their sessions outside. Each class participated in a scavenger hunt finding cards that represented all the things that plants need to thrive.  Along the way they made a bracelet with the bead for each of five things that plants need.  All students also helped transplant some parsley and make a trellis for the scarlet runner beans that were planted. Giving everything a good watering finished out our garden time.

Asparagus is making a strong showing. This is the first year that it can be picked and eaten. We’ll be snacking on some next week.

It is wonderful to see the excitement and enthusiasm these first graders have for helping plants grow!



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Fire Safety Week

Oct 11, 2019

On Friday, October 4th, Peterborough Fire and Rescue visited PES to talk to the school about fire safety. Chief Ed Walker joined us for morning meeting, and members of the department visited with their fire trucks and ambulances.

Read More: Fire Safety Week

Flexible Seating

Oct 01, 2019

Many classrooms at PES offer flexible seating for its students. Flexible seating

Farming with Cornucopia

Sep 06, 2019

As part of our science curriculum, 2nd graders began working with the Cornucopia Project this week. Read More: Farming with Cornucopia

Family Contra Dance

Jun 01, 2018

We were pleased to have Lucius Parshall, “The Dance Caller,”
leading us in New England Line and Circle Dance for the evening.

Read More: Family Contra Dance

Cornucopia

May 11, 2018

Perfect spring weather greeted PES gardeners on Tuesday. Cornucopia teachers Kathleen, Lauren and Master Gardener Peggy first led the students in an activity to correctly sequence the story of the life cycle of a seed.

Read More: Cornucopia

Cornucopia

May 04, 2018

PES first graders had a busy time in the gardens on Tuesday, May 15.  The rain held off just long enough for all classes to complete their sessions outside.

Read More: Cornucopia

3rd Grade Classes Photo Journalism Project

Mar 06, 2018

Third Grade students are participating in a photojournalism project in conjunction with the CLiF grant to take a picture and then write a poem or short narrative. Final projects will be displayed for parents at the end of April at an ice cream social.

Read More: 3rd Grade Classes Photo Journalism Project

Youth Arts Month

Feb 23, 2018

The students pictured here will have their works of art displayed at the NH State House Tunnel for the month of March to celebrate Youth Arts Month. 

Read More: Youth Arts Month

The “Harriet Tubman” song.

Feb 09, 2018

PES Third graders have been learning about the Civil Rights Movement and famous African Americans. They are preparing for a Civil Rights Performance.  Here is Mrs. Hastings class practicing and singing the “Harriet Tubman”

Read More: The “Harriet Tubman” song.

Guest Author, Sy Montgomery visits PES!

Jan 26, 2018

Author and CLiF presenter Sy Montgomery visits PES. The children were riveted by her amazing stories of journeys to Africa, the Amazon, swimming with pink dolphins. and befriending an octopus.

Read More: Guest Author, Sy Montgomery visits PES!