- Meridian Park Elementary
- 2018 - 2019 Third Graders' Dot Day Creations
Student Media Projects
- Welcome
- Oreos & Phases of the Moon
- 2019 - 2020 First and Second Graders' Beautiful Oops
- Fifth and Sixth Graders' Colonial America and Egyptian Mythology Videos (Ms. Sezate's Class, Spring
- Sixth Graders' Greek Olympians Video Projects
- Sixth Graders' Passion Projects (Mr. Pozarski's Class, Spring 2019)
- Mrs. Keeley's Fifth and Sixth Graders' Personification Slide Show
- Fifth Graders Explain the Dewey Decimal System
- 2018 - 2019 Third Graders' Dot Day Creations
- Sixth Grade Book Summaries
- Sixth Graders' Movies about Egyptian Mythology
- Haiku by Room 406 Fourth Graders, Spring 2018
- Haiku by Room 409 Fourth Graders, Spring 2018
- Matchbox Memories by Mrs. Rudberg's Fifth Graders, Spring 2018
- Matchbox Memories by Mrs. Keeley's Fifth and Sixth Graders, Spring 2018
- Matchbox Memories by Mrs. Peterson's Fifth Graders, Spring 2018
- Matchbox Memories by Mrs. Norton's Fifth Grade Class, Spring 2018
- 2019 - 2020 Third and Fourth Graders' Gum Drop Structures
- Spring 2020 Second Grade Online Oops

The Dot by Peter Reynolds and International Dot Day
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The Dot, written and illustrated by Peter Reynolds, is about a girl named Vashti who doubts her abilities. Her art teacher encourages her to "make her mark" by creating a dot. The book's message encourages us to express ourselves in our own unique ways.
International Dot Day, September 15, celebrates our creativity!
This year, third graders created their own dots to celebrate International Dot Day.
Ms. Kushner's Third Graders' Dots