Wayne Elementary School-
Hour of Code!
During the week of December 5-9, 2016, RSU 38 participated in the 3rd annual “Hour of Code” global event, designed to introduce and encourage students to learn...
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Read Across America
Wayne Elementary School recently celebrated Read Across America Day. They had a whole school book buddy time with grades K-5. They had a Week of Seuss to celebrate...
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2nd and 3rd Grade Book Diorama!
Second and third graders read one of the ten books up for the Chickadee Picture Book Award. They worked together to chose an important event from the...
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Students Skype with author Barb Rosenstock!
Grades 2-5 Skyped with author Barb Rosenstock, the author of 3 books that have been on the KVBA list. They got to asked questions about what it...
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MEF Grant Winner, Mrs. Lockhart!
Did I Do That? Using Videotaped Lessons as a Teaching Tool Susan Lockhart, Literacy Specialist for Mount Vernon and Wayne Elementary Schools, received a MEF Grant of...
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Kindergarten Creates Life-Size Gingerbread Man!
Mrs. Chalmers’ Kindergarten students made a lifesize gingerbread person to finish their unit on Holidays Around the World. They picked a student in the class and traced them to...
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WES Craft Fair
Wayne Elementary School hosted a Craft Fair on Saturday, December 5th. Our 4th and 5th graders sold “make your own gingerbread house” kits to raise money for...
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Hour of Code!
RSU 38 is participating in The Hour of Code Event, a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in over 180 countries, during the week of...
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MS GT Students Host Math Museum!
On Monday, November 23, 2015, GT math students from the district’s elementary schools were the guests of the GT math students at Maranacook Middle School for a...
Welcome to Wayne Elementary School!
The Hour of Code!
Learn more about The Hour of Code at DOGONews!
Don't Forget to Read!
KVBA Letter 2016 Here is the list of KVBA Books for this year! KVBA list 2016-17
KVBA Forms can be found on our Library page.
Don't miss out on important messages! Manage your School Messenger Account!
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What should parents know about Snapchat?
Kids and teens love using the messaging app Snapchat because it lets you send texts, pictures, and videos that you program to disappear after a few seconds. But parents should be aware that it's not actually true that Snaps disappear forever. Learn more about Snapchat here at Common Sense Media.