We hope you all enjoyed Labor Day weekend. It sounds like many of you had some fun adventures. We had our first Science experiment this week. We tested the power of sunlight! Ask your child about the steps and outcome;) We are continuing to work on getting our school routine down and building a strong and...Read More
We hope everyone enjoyed their Labor Day weekend! We continued our fine motor skills this week in Practical Life through our fine motor baskets. Fine motor baskets include items for the students to manipulate skills such as zipping, snapping, opening/closing, and twisting. Our first dressing frame was added to the classroom to help with the...Read More
We had such a fun week together! Our studies took us into the history of writing and the history of math, where students not only listened to fascinating stories but also experienced history with their hands, experimenting with Mandarin scrolls, writing in cuneiform, making their own paper, and rolling out a Timeline of Math. We...Read More
We hope you all enjoyed Labor Day weekend. It sounds like many of you had some fun adventures. We are continuing to work on getting our school routine down and building a strong and peaceful community. As the assessments have come to an end, the students are learning where to find the work they plan and...Read More
Here’s the weekly update from the MSBG Adolescent Classroom! In the classroom, students have read the first three chapters of The Outsiders and are holding their first Literature Circle discussions. Their focus is on character traits, stereotypes, societal pressures, and discussion questions they’ve developed themselves. For our Microeconomy, we currently have three active projects: Quail...Read More
We began our week with new practical life work – tonging one-to-one and opening and closing. We utilized our fine motor skills to transfer, along with learning the skills of open, twist, and zip. On the art shelf, we created collages using our torn paper from our work last week. In sensorial, we added our...Read More
