April Highlights

Backyard Theatre
K-2 children were thoroughly entertained with a performance of Rumpelstiltskin by the Backyard Theatre on April 22nd.

PEIRCE'S FIFTH ANNUAL
STUDENT ART SHOW
Thursday, April 25th
Brackett School
6:30-8:30 P.M.

All students, parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents, and other members and relatives of the Peirce community are invited to submit artwork! Create with paints, clay, tissue paper, fabric, wood, or anything that inspires you!

Your pieces can be up to 18"x24"
for two-dimensional works
or 15"x15" for sculptures.
Deadline for submission is April 11th

Submit artwork with Artist's Statement to
Dr. Flaherty's office at Stratton or
Ms. Coppola's Room at Brackett

Questions? Contact Betsy Singer at [email protected]

THE TILE PROJECT
Learn all about this project here.
Peirce alumni and future Peirce students will get the opportunity to produce their own tiles for a charge of $25 at the Peirce Art Show. Some of the finished student work will also be on display that evening. Current students who want to paint an additional tile can also make another work of art for $25 at the show.

Wampanoag Visit

Second and third grade students will become acquainted with the original Native inhabitants of Patuxet, now called Plymouth. This Wampanoag presentation, led by a Native museum teacher in modern clothing, features slides, artifacts and activities to help bring to life the seasonal ways of the Wampanoag.

This piece of history plays an important role in both the second and third grade curricula. The second grades are looking forward to their visit to Plimoth Plantation in May. To learn how a visit to Plimoth Plantation correlates to the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, click here.

View photos taken of a second grade trip to Plimoth Plantation and learn lots more about this period of history at 1620 and Beyond. (photos by Ms. Jacoby)

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