Museum Spotlights Holiday Traditions

Photos courtesy of the Sag Harbor School District

Fourth-graders at Sag Harbor Elementary School made presentations about their family holiday traditions during a holiday museum, held in their classrooms on Wednesday, Dec. 17.

The museum, said fourth-grade teacher Liz Surozenski, was an opportunity to not only bring the magic of the holiday season to life in the classroom, but also for students to hone in on their writing, research and oral skills.

As part of their individual presentations, students in all four fourth-grade classrooms wrote poems and reports, researched the history of their family traditions, created desktop presentations and spoke about their traditions to visiting family members.

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