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  1. 2026 Nonfiction March Madness Winner

    April 27, 2026

    After weeks of reading and voting, Dexter, The Stand Up Dog was overwhelmingly selected as Atwood Primary’s 2026 Nonfiction March Madness Champion, earning a landslide victory over Trapped in the… Read More

  2. Squishy Science

    April 14, 2026

    The Atwood morning PreK class had a blast getting messy while making slime during a fun hands-on activity. With giggles and curiosity, students mixed, stretched, and explored their creations while… Read More

  3. Stories Come to Life

    April 6, 2026

    Atwood Primary wrapped up the Read-A-Thon with a sweet celebration as students brought stories to life by dressing as their favorite book characters. The day was filled with imagination, creativity,… Read More

  4. Owl Encounters

    March 30, 2026

    Atwood Primary was thrilled to welcome the Chewonki Foundation for a fascinating presentation on the Owls of Maine. Students were captivated as they met two live owls, Haven and Caribou,… Read More

  5. Second Grade Scientists at Work

    March 18, 2026

    Second graders have been diving into scientific reasoning during their Force and Motion unit at Atwood Primary School. Students began by exploring push and pull with magnets, testing which materials… Read More

  6. Choosing to Be the “I” in KIND

    March 16, 2026

    Atwood Primary proudly participated in the Great Kindness Challenge, striving to be the “I” in KIND. Students celebrated with themed days like Team Up for Kindness, Color Our World With… Read More

  7. Playful Literacy in Action

    March 13, 2026

    Inspired by professional learning at the DOE PlayLAB Conference, teachers at Atwood Primary are weaving more playful learning into daily routines. Through engaging read-alouds, students build, write, create, and retell… Read More

  8. 100 Days Smarter

    March 4, 2026

    Atwood’s students marked 100 days of learning with creativity and excitement. From themed shirts and “100-year-old” costumes to imaginative projects featuring 100 fish, 100 crayons, and 100 cents, classrooms found… Read More

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