Students in Mrs. Cockerill's fifth grade math classes were learning how to determine the volume of a composite figure in their lesson today.
Mrs. Pizzo's sixth grade math students were creating number lines to solve practice problems involving unit rate during class this morning.
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Fun In Science Club
This week in science club, students investigated different household items to determine which would have the greatest success in cleaning dirty pennies. From their investigation they found that ketchup had the biggest impact, leading them to a bigger question... What in the ketchup is causing this to happen? Students explored combinations of the main ingredients in ketchup and concluded that when salt and acidic ingredients were combined, there was a change in the appearance of the pennies. This led to a conversation about chemical reactions and their effects.
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Sixth grade students in Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Tate's Social Studies class captivated their peers with a dynamic slideshow presentation, sharing detailed insights on key Revolutionary War battles and their significance.
In the Sixth Grade ELA classes of Mrs. Paul, Miss Musuras, and Miss Kievit, students begin each session by drafting a brief writing prompt. This practice not only enhances their writing stamina but also encourages creative expression.
In Reutter's 5th Grade Art class, Artists are learning about Grant Wood's 1930s painting American Gothic. Artists learned about how American Artists sought individuality from European Artists- creating unique artwork that reflects America. An example of this is American Gothic which portrayed American home life during the Great Depression. This artwork overtime became a subject of parodies. Artists' objective was to create an American Gothic Parody by researching their two favorite characters, transferring them onto watercolor paper, and creating a background with overlapping to create space. Artists designed a house and included a pitch fork to be cohesive with the painting's style. They learned coloring and watercolor techniques to create bright beautiful paintings with texture and value.
A huge Thank You to the Reutter School Community for supporting our PTO during the school's Annual McDonald's Fundraiser on Thursday night!
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Sixth Grade Students in Mrs. Busler's Math Classes learned how to interpret and compute quotients of fractions while solving word problems involving the division of fractions by fractions.
Mrs. Sarbello's Fifth Grade Science Class Sparks Curiosity with Hands-On Chemical Reactions Lab!
Congratulations to our September 2024 RAM STRONG Students of the Month! Students selected received a nomination from a CLR faculty or staff member for demonstrating excellence with our school's character traits.
This afternoon, Reutter School was notified of a suspicious incident in the wooded area behind Delsea Middle School. Due to the close proximity, we placed our school into a Secure protocol out of precaution. The Secure protocol status lasted for approximately 30 minutes. All students, faculty, and staff are safe and school operations have now returned to normal.
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Students are completing their baseline mile run activity during Physical Education class.
Sixth grade students in Mrs. Zemaitatis and Ms. Reim's science classes were using their knowledge of weather systems to create a weather forecast map of the USA.
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Mr. Peters, CLR School Principal, delivered grade-level presentations to CLR students on Thursday morning about digital citizenship and online safety.
Students in Mrs. Pizzo's sixth grade math class collaboratively worked with their peers while practicing how to fluently divide whole numbers.
