Christmas Cards

The Carter/Rioux team used part of the last day before vacation to make some terrific Christmas cards to share at the South Portland Nursing Home. Here are some photos of them at work.

Mrs. Kill's Games Project

Movies Anyone?

Have you got an idea for a movie involving Mahoney? Make it, email me, and let's have some buzz about it....

koelkest@spsd.org

Mr. Koelker

Funky Friday

Spirit Week ends with Funky Friday. No voting on the "funkiest" but everybody had some fun.

Grade 8 Goodwill Project

Videos, Powerpoints, Reflections - See what the 8th grade has to say about Goodwill on the Goodwill Project Blog.

Click the link above to find out what the Evil Ninja does to Poor Stanley and how Goodwill saves the day.

6th Grade Girls' Book Group

We Skyped with Kathleen Benner Duble, author of The Sacrifice. She's awesome!

Skyping with Kathleen Benner Duble on PhotoPeach

Portland Museum of Art

Portland Museum of Art - Mahoney Visit on PhotoPeach

Young Author's Night

Mahoney authors read their work at Young Author's Night in the library.

Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.

Clean the Creek - Friday April 2

We're cleaning Mill Creek/Trout Brook Friday, April 2 starting at 2:30 p.m. and we can use your help. Everyone who can spare a few minutes after school on Friday is welcome to help pick up trash along the creek to make it a cleaner and more beautiful part of our town. See Mr. Carter for more information.

What Does Art Communicate to You?

Edited version of the Grade 6 activities on how art can communicate.

Grade 6 - How Does Art Communicate

Mr. Nees rough cut video.

Skype Fever 1793

Laura Halsey Anderson talked with Mr. Harmon's LA class about writing and her book Fever 1793. A great writer and a super person!

Ms. White's work in Haiti

Ms. White's winter recess was spent working in a hospital with children in Port-Au-Prince, before the earthquake. She shared her experiences with students in South Portland schools.

Haiti Relief from Mahoney

Mahoney students and staff are helping the people of Haiti as they work to recover from the devastating earthquake they suffered. On Friday, January 22, Hats for Haiti day raised $1000 through donations at the school. And the Haiti Bake Sale raised over $150 that evening.

Health Class with Officer Barker

8th graders trying out the goggles