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Fun, educational summer! The Summer Enrichment and Extended School Year programs are completing their second week with a trip to the Amenia Library and Amenia Firehouse. Read more of what's been done and what's planned for the upcoming weeks at webutuckschools.org

The Webutuck Elementary School staff scheduled a week of fun activities for students during the final week of school, including a carnival.

Tech and tinker with teacher Aaron Howard is a new class being offered as part of the Summer Enrichment program. The students built toolboxes last week and will be working on birdhouses this week. Read more and check out the district's new website: webutuckschools.org

Friendship pies! The rising first and second graders in Renee Palmer’s Summer Enrichment class spent a morning making friendship pies after watching a video of Derek Munsen’s book, “Enemy Pie.” There were strawberry, cherry and rainbow pies. Read more: webutuckschools.org

Check out some of the scenes from EBIS field day that was held in the final days of the school year on the high school track and soccer field.

Special guest! Lacy, a therapy dog, visited students participating in the summer programs at Webutuck Elementary School. Lacy's owner is EBIS teacher Katie Burch.

Summer fun! The Webutuck Summer Enrichment and Extended School Year programs took a break from the classroom to visit the Amenia Library and Amenia Firehouse.

Students used creativity, teamwork and problem solving while exploring basic engineering principles in a STEM activity, using toothpicks and marshmallows to engineer miniature bridges and testing their designs by seeing how many pennies each structure could support.

After reading Andrea Beaty's "Iggy Peck, Architect," Renee Palmer's first and second grade students were challenge to build a bridge that can hold the four items presented. When they finished, the students were asked how they built their bridge. The bridges passed their test.

Check out some photos as students in the district summer programs visited Willow Brook Farm in Millerton.

Crafty fun! Lisa Marino and Colin Johnson decided to have their students come together to build birdhouses as part of their summer classes with an upcoming trip planned to the Sharon Audubon Center in Sharon, Connecticut. Read more: webutuckschools.org

So you wanted to see more birdhouses? Here you go! These are photos from Aaron Howard's tech and tinker class where students used carpentry tools and a laser tool to construct birdhouses. This class is preparing EBIS students for technology class in seventh grade.

Check out these photos as students in the district summer programs visited the Sharon Audubon Center in Sharon, Connecticut. The Sharon Audubon Center has been connecting people with nature since being founded in 1961.

Lava fun! The rising third and fourth graders in Martina Marchese's Summer Enrichment class used water, oil, food coloring and Alka-Seltzer to create lava lamps as part of their theme week on dinosaurs. Read what they had to say: webutuckschools.org

Getting a head start! Some Eugene Brooks Intermediate School students received a sample taste of what they may be doing in seventh grade technology class by participating in the Summer Enrichment program’s first tech and tinker class. Read more: webutuckschools.org

What are sight words? Audrey Toonkel's students spent part of a summer morning with this outdoor activity on sight words, which enable quick recognition. Sight words help build fluency and student confidence, which leads to a better understanding of literature.

Arrive early for baseball fun and to enter to win a picnic lunch raffle, movie night raffle, doggy treats raffle, 50-50 raffle and lighted greenhouse building brick set from Northwest Lawn and Landscaping.