Here are a few photos from our 5th Grade Wax Museum project. As student visitors walked through the "museum," they were greeted by passionate portrayals and insightful narratives that reflected hours of research, preparation, and dedication.
Holiday cheer filled the air as Wilson's 5th-grade band and chorus delivered magical performances for their peers and families.
The holiday spirit was in full swing as Wilson's 5th-grade chorus welcomed everyone with joyful caroling during arrival.
Some of our third graders teamed up for a Silent Subtraction Game, working together to solve problems and put the strategies they learned into action.
Wilson's 5th-grade orchestra brought the holiday season to life through music during their performance.
Wilson's first graders dove into the world of coding and applied their problem-solving skills with our librarian, Mrs. Ciampa.
Wilson second graders engaged in a creative thinking activity where they transformed shapes into wintry scenes.
Wilson students, families, and alumni volunteers came together to make this year's PTO Holiday Craft Fair a huge success! A big thank you to everyone who came out to support and spread holiday cheer.
Online registration is open for Kindergarten and Grade 1 for the 2025-2026 school year. https://sites.google.com/westfieldnjk12.org/student-registration/home . Please share with Westfield friends and neighbors.
Wilson’s 1st and 2nd graders are building their locomotor and manipulative skills through fun, collaborative activities in gym class.
Wilson’s second-grade artists took inspiration from the artist Paul Klee to create their own Cat and Bird pieces. Through the use of bold colors and unique shapes, they brought their whiskered creations to life.
Wilson students took inspiration from the book Balloons Over Broadway and brought the magic of the Thanksgiving Parade to life! From brainstorming designs to carefully crafting each piece, their imagination soared as high as the iconic parade balloons.
Our Wilson Wizards didn’t let the rain dampen their recess fun! They enjoyed a variety of indoor games and activities.
Today at Wilson, the incredible Basketball Jones brought the energy and inspiration! Along with basketball tricks that had everyone on their feet, he shared a powerful message: kindness matters. A simple hello, a helping hand, or a kind word can make a world of difference.
Wilson fourth grade scientists investigated and observed the powerful impacts of physical weathering on rocks.
Some of our third grade students kicked off their study of the human body with a challenge: teaming up to count and discover all 206 bones in the human skeleton.
Our amazing fifth graders are making a difference every week by showing kindness to the environment! They collect recyclable paper, proving that small actions can lead to big impacts.
Some of our first grade students explored the fascinating properties of air using wind socks. Their curiosity took flight as they dove into this "windy" investigation.
In honor of Veterans Day, students took the time to write letters to members of our armed forces. This special project was also tied in with World Kindness Day, giving students a chance to practice kindness by reaching out to those who protect our freedoms.
Wilson fourth and fifth grade students welcomed local author Matt Myklusch. He shared the magic behind his books, gave us a peek into his creative writing process, and inspired our students to grow their love for reading and writing even more.
