Our education colleagues at PBS station WCNY in Syracuse have been working with classroom teachers to provide students with instructional videos filmed with area educators. WCNY’s TV Classroom allows children to continue to connect with real teachers and have the continuity of a classroom experience at home. While some of the curriculum may differ slightly from Western New York curriculum, we feel that the overall learning concepts remain the same.

Ms. Johnson and Ms. Sojewicz coach students on the basics of words and phonetics.

Ms. Johnson and Ms. Sojewicz continue to assist students with the basics of words and phonetics, including rhyming.

Reading 103: Fun with phonics, words, and sounds - Phonics review: /ch/ and /sh, tricky words, and nursery rhyme recitation.

Reading 104: Fun with phonics, words, and sounds - Phonics focus: unvoiced /th/, short vowel sounds, and nursery rhyme recitation.

​Reading 105: Fun with phonics, words, and sounds - Phonics focus: voiced /th/, handwriting practice, and nursery rhyme recitation

Rhonda Zajac reads Last Stop on Market Street and Yard Sale

Mrs. Franz reads My Best Friend by Mary Rodman and The Quickest Kid in Clarksville by Pat Zietlow Miller aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Zajac reads Pecan Pie Baby by Jacqueline Woodson and Big Red Lollipop by Rukhsana Khan aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Zajac reads Happy Like Soccer by Maribeth Boelts and Jabari Jumps by Gaia Cornwall aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Franz reads the anthology The Hero Next Door aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Franz reads I Wanna Iguana by Karen Kaufman Orloff and One Word from Sophia by Jim Averbeck aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Franz reads Jamaica's Find by Juanita Havill and Ruthie and the (Not So) Teeny Tiny Lie by Laura Rankin aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mr. Lochner reads Amazing Grace, as well as Boundless Grace by Mary Hoffman aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Mrs. Zajac reads A Friend for Mole by Nancy Armo aloud, and provides thought-provoking prompts throughout.

Dual Language Storytime - Mrs. Thurn and Mrs. McKenney read Lola by Junot Díaz and Alma and How She Got Her Name by Juana Martinez-Neal aloud.

Storytime 111: Professor George reads: Stephanie's Ponytail and Wings.

Storytime 112: Dual Language - Books read: La Mejor Mascota (Spanish) and I Wanna Iguana (English).

Mrs. Corey reminds students of ways to stay active and heart healthy at home.

Elementary Social Studies 102: The American Flag for Elementary Students.

Elementary Social Studies 103: Geography for Elementary Students.

Elementary Social Studies 104: Government for Elementary Students (Featuring the story: Grace Goes to Washington).