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Lakeside Students Learn About Sound and Vibrations

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Students in Mrs. Cracchiolo's class at Lakeside have been learning about sound and vibrations. They have learned that sounds are caused by vibrations. Mrs. Cracchiolo's father, a professional drummer, came into the class to demonstrate how sounds are made from the vibrations of a drum.

The class was able to listen and play to the sounds made by drums and a cowbell.

Date Added: 3/26/2024

Student Corner

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Over at Lakeside, students have been collecting for the Harvest of Love drive. In only two days, students and staff collected 12 boxes of individual snack bags, pieces of fruit, and toilet paper. The items were donated to The Inn.It felt great to know that we were able to help so many of neighbors who are struggling at this time.

By Olivia W.

Date Added: 3/18/2024

Lakeside Students Become Animators

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Fourth graders in the Stop Motion Animation Club at Lakeside take creativity to new heights. From doodles to stories, these young minds are turning their drawings into movies. Thanks to technology teacher Dr. Keri Sabella for overseeing this club.

Date Added: 3/8/2024

Lakeside Students Kick Off Board Meeting

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At the Feb. 27 Merrick Union Free School District board meeting, members of the Levy Lakeside Student Council led the Pledge of Allegiance.

They also spoke about all the amazing things that are going on at Lakeside, including spirit days, monthly service and year-long projects, as well as PARP.

Soo Becchina, a sixth grade teacher at Lakeside, serves as the faculty advisor.

Date Added: 3/1/2024

Student Corner

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On Feb. 14, all the sixth graders from the Levy Lakeside School participated in their annual service project, a sandwich-a-thon. The sandwich-a-thon is an amazing way to help people with food insecurity. The students all donated a pound of meat, cheese, and a loaf of bread for all those people in need. In addition, our PTA and student council donated funds to help purchase cold cuts and bread. All the sandwiches that the students made were donated to The River Fund. After working hard and making sandwiches all morningthey made approximately 2,000 sandwiches! This was theperfect day to spread some love on Valentine’s Day. It made everyone who participated feel so good to know they made so many people’s day. We would also like tothank all the parents, and teachers who helped to make this happen.

Ellie G.

Date Added: 2/26/2024