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Trick-or-Treat Punkin Chunkin' in the halls of Worcester Prep
Upper School teacher Paul Cyryca hands out candy to Arian Zheng as the prekindergarteners parade through his history class. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
November 4, 2017
Dressed for the season in teachers Erika Phillips and Jennifer Hoen's preschool class are in front (l-r) Olivia Mason, Madelyn Bobenko, and Seva Nisazos; middle row Soloman Prosser, Dax Phillips, Matthew Evangelista, Evan Kaufman, Camille Leslie, Rawnak Brar and Allen Martikyan. In back, Erika Phillips, Colt Duffie, Samuel Baker, Tejal Pillai, Gavin Dennis, Barrett Brittingham, and Jennifer Hoen.
Lower School teacher Mandy Lynch teaches her fifth-grade computer class how to construct a device that launches a (decorative) pumpkin. After designing their pumpkin catapults, each team of students launched their pumpkins in the Official Launch Zone hallway to collect distance data and create graphs on the computer. Shown are (l-r) Ryan Mann, Lydia Schwartz, Ed Martikyan, computer teacher Mandy Lynch, Dillon Scopp, Brennan Schaeffer, and grade 5 teacher Camille Jenkins.
Lower School prekindergarteners trick-or-treated through the halls of Worcester Prep while fifth-graders created their own STEM version of Punkin Chunkin' this Halloween.
Founded in 1970, WPS is an independent prekindergarten through grade 12 school located in Berlin, Md. More than 500 students attend from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. For more information about WPS, visit www.worcesterprep.org or call 410-641-3575.
