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Fun night at Rehoboth Elementary Festival of Learning
Families flock to inaugural event showcasing student activities
First-grader Quinton Stevens shows the ice cream sundaes and pies he made with Crayola model magic in honor of artist Wayne Thiebaud at the inaugural Festival of Learning at Rehoboth Elementary March 2. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
March 12, 2023
Families flocked to the Festival of Learning at Rehoboth Elementary March 2, wen they enjoyed an inaugural event featuring activities, artwork displays and pizza.
Students traveled from station to station with a card to be stamped after completing an activity. After visiting areas for STEM, math, art, reading, social-emotional, physical education, Leader in Me and music learning activities, they turned in their cards to receive a goody bag.
Scores of families filled Rehoboth Elementary for a fun night of activities and food.
Spanish immersion activities were a popular attraction.
By the light of the yule fire on TV, students read to their parents in the library.
Kindergartener Lizy Membreno was excited to make her maraca.
Second-grader Santino Rappo creates a walking paper animal at the STEM station.
Enjoying pizza in the school cafeteria are students (l-r) Malaia Rodgers, Rayoniah Hood, Te’andra Andrews and Ka’lisa Wapels.
The toilet tissue cafe was open, but visitors were warned not to eat the faux food.
Glowing artwork inspired by glass artist Dale Chihuly was made possible with a $500 Cape Henlopen Educational Foundation grant secured by art teacher Kelly Ranieri to purchase lighting and art supplies.
Chick-fil-A donated to-go containers and condiments packets for the art project.
