Cobbles

Valentine’s Day Fun ⁦@CobblesElem⁩

Read aloud ⁦@CobblesElem⁩ with students from PHS

Black History Month celebration with PHS Black Student Union readers ⁦@CobblesElem⁩

Hi fives for all our graduating 5th graders! All the best to you at Bay Trail! Looking forward to welcoming students returning to Cobbles at Supply drop off on September 6th!

Happy Last Day of School! Happy retirement to Mrs. Ercole and Mrs. Koestner, you will be missed!

Happy Flag Day from Cobbles!

Mrs. Osgood's first grade students practicing the reading skill of blending.

Mrs. Kennedy's string students making final preparations for tonight's performance at the Penfield Music Festival. The show is at the Penfield Town Hall Amphitheater and begins at 5:30.

Third graders are learning about life cycles as they watch butterflies develop from eggs to an adult butterflies.

Join us at 7 pm tonight via Zoom for this presentation with Master Kim and Sensei Rommelmann! You will learn about sportsmanship, character, martial arts and Asian culture. Open to all K-12 families! zoom.us/j/91397867894?… …

Mrs. Sauter's kindergarten students are getting their worm habitat ready for the Worm Scout science unit.

Mrs. Deet's class starting their day with a classroom circle.

Throughout the month of May, Cobbles will celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander month. Each day our morning announcements will feature the achievements and contributions of a prominent Asian American/Pacific Islander.

Feeling the love at Cobbles.

Reopening Day 2: Our students love being reunited with their classmates.

Mrs. Ercole's third grade students are investigating interdependent relationships in ecosystems through the study of wolves.

PARA Supply Drop Off is taking place tomorrow (Saturday 3/20) from 12-2 at Cobbles and Harris Hill.

Thumbs up!! Today we celebrated Music in our Schools Spirit Week with Country Day!

Mr. Drechsler's class is celebrating Spread the Word: Inclusion week by reading, Just Ask by Sonia Sotomayor. In Just Ask, Sotomayor celebrates the different abilities of kids.

Mrs. Berry's first grade students learning about the achievements of Wilma Rudolph; a world class athlete who battled racism and polio to become an Olympic champion.