W.S. Mount fourth graders visited the Epenetus Smith Tavern, a popular stop along the Brooklyn to Sag Harbor stagecoach route during the 1770s. To learn what life was like for 18th century children, students participated in hands-on activities including painting a tavern sign, writing with quill and ink, candlemaking, and imprinting designs onto leather.

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Date Added: 3/28/2024

Kindergarten students at W.S. Mount Elementary School were in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit during science lab. Students carefully poured vinegar onto a plate with “magic rocks.” Beginning with a burst of bubbles, the rocks seemed to melt away, leaving behind a shimmering surprise – tiny gold coins!

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Date Added: 3/18/2024

Kindergarteners at W.S. Mount Elementary School embraced the winter season by building snowmen during science lab. Students used baking soda and conditioner to explore the properties of matter during the hands-on activity. They learned about solids and liquids while creating their “snowy” friends.

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Date Added: 2/27/2024