Hudson Hike

November 9, 2021 | Rebekah Lowe

Second Grade went on the Hudson Hike to Palisades Interstate Park. We spent time as a class community, hiking and walking the trails, doing scrambles, making observations about what we saw, playing in the playground, and eating lunch together. It was a fun way to enjoy nature, see the changing colors of fall, make observations, and be outside after the first 6 weeks of school.

Thank you to the parents that helped chaperone on the trip!

Browse through the many pictures of this Hudson Hike Field Trip! We saw many, many worms, a fish in the water, and tried to push Big Booty into the water!

Rebekah Lowe

Teacher, Grades 2&3

Rebekah Lowe knew that she wanted to be a teacher ever since middle school when she was inspired by an English teacher who developed interactive games and creative acronyms for many of the topics that were discussed. Because of her teachers, Ms. Lowe attended the education program at the College of New Jersey, where she experienced a variety of classroom environments, and earned a teaching degree. She was also a part of the Education Honor Society. After graduating, Ms. Lowe taught English in South Korea, and during this time, she was able to travel around Asia and experience new cuisines and cultures. Her love of travelling increased, and she hopes to travel more in the future! She began her teaching career in the United States at Mustard Seed School in 2018 as a second and third grade teacher in the Meadows class. She’s excited to be a part of the school community and share her many experiences with her students.

Hudson Hike

Rebekah Lowe

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