1st Grade Music Celebration – Date Change & Performance Details 🎶

Dear 1st Grade Families,

Please note that our 1st Grade Music Celebration has been rescheduled to THURSDAY, April 16th at 6:00 PM.

The performance will take place in the school gym, and we cannot wait to share our mini- musical with you!

Important Details:

📅 Date: Thursday, April 16th
⏰ Performance Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: School Gym
🎵 Student Arrival Time: 5:30 PM (Students will meet in the music room.)

Dress Code: Students should wear:

School-approved bottoms
Any Waverly Belmont shirt
Comfortable shoes suitable for standing and light movement

We are so excited to invite you to a very special performance by our 1st grade students! Our young performers have been hard at work preparing their mini musical, Prime Time Nursery Rhymes, and we can’t wait to share it with you.

This fun and imaginative show brings familiar nursery rhyme characters to life as they take center stage in their very own “prime time” moments. With catchy songs, playful storytelling, and lots of personality, students will showcase their creativity while putting a fresh twist on classic tales you know and love.

We have been practicing steady beat, rhythm patterns, and expressive singing. We’ve also focused on stage presence, listening skills, and working together as an ensemble. Students have explored elements such as dynamics (loud and soft), tempo (fast and slow), and matching pitch—all while growing their confidence as performers. We are so proud of their effort and can’t wait for you to see them shine!

Thank you for supporting your child and the arts at Waverly Belmont.

With appreciation,
Kris Liegey
Waverly Belmont Music 🎶

PRACTICE VIDEOS BELOW

Second Grade Black History Month Wax Museum

Thursday, February 26, 2026 10:30-11:00am

As we continue through Wit & Wisdom Module 3, "Civil Rights Heroes," we are excited to showcase what we are learning with a Wax Museum Presentation on Thursday, February 26 from 10:30-11:00 in the Waverly Belmont gym.

Each student will choose an African American to research, write about, and represent for their presentation. Students are encouraged to dress up in a way that respectfully represents the person who they have researched! If your child needs assistance with an outfit or props for their presentation, please let your child's teacher know ASAP.

Families are welcome to attend the showcase to see the presentations of our research! Please reach out to your child's teacher if you have any questions.

-The Second Grade Team

Mrs. Gough, Ms. Gumucio, Ms. Kent, and Ms. Key