I am going to tell you about the Thanksgiving Drive. Everybody was supposed to bring food for the poor. Each class collected a certain type of food: bread, stuffing, sweet potatoes, berries, and others.

   Every year, the 5th graders run the Halloween Fair. They make cardboard games that people can play for stickers, stamps, and points! There’s skeeball, haunted houses, fortune tellers, mystery jars, bean-bag toss and a lot more!!

   Being in the Edgewood School talent show is very cool. It can be scary at first performing in front of the whole school, but you eventually get the hang of it. Watch this video to learn all about it!

   2nd Graders have been doing the Design Shop. It's a club 2nd graders do every Wednesday. We make purses, pillows and more.

   Mr. Tomizawa, our technology teacher, has had an idea for a very long time: a coding club! He wishes that kids can learn the art of coding.

   This year at the Edgewood Fair, Mrs. Meyer's and Mr. Cadalzo's buddy classes did a fundraiser to benefit Pets Alive Westchester. They made a circus photo booth.

   On May 8th and 9th, Edgewood had its final talent shows of the year. Find great photos, audio, and videos here!

   UNICEF is honoring the entire Edgewood 5th grade for its charity work this year. They raised about $2,500 through bake sales, arcade games, and Mrs. Blackley's class flea market.

   On April 10th and 11th, Edgewood had its second round of talent shows for the year. Check out our photos, audio, and videos!

   What author wrote more books in the Edgewood Library than any other author? David A. Adler, best known for his Cam Jansen series, came to visit Edgewood on March 14, 2014.