This week students were presented with a new history unit in both of the classrooms. In Lower North, students were given a lesson on Famous Americans. While this history unit is out students will have the opportunity to learn about different Americans who have changed the world throughout the years. Some of these Famous Americans...Read More
This week was all about Spring! Children had the opportunity to refine their polishing skills with our new practical life work- polishing a ceramic bunny. This lesson allows the child to relax, focus on a process with a clear, concrete outcome, and to experience a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. In art, we used a...Read More
This week, our toddlers explored water work using strainers. This activity allowed them to practice gripping, scooping, and pouring motions while refining their coordination. Through participation in this work, children are encouraged to develop responsibility and care for their environment. It also served as a rich sensory experience while fostering concentration. The toddlers also helped...Read More
Classroom News April 2, 2026 Hello Families, Here’s the weekly update from the MSBG Adolescent Classroom! Below you’ll find important upcoming dates, followed by highlights from our work together this week. Mark Your Calendars April 6-10 – Spring Break! No School! April 19 – Earth Day Celebration April 20-24 – New York Trip (details attached)...Read More
This week students were presented with a new history unit in both of the classrooms. In Lower North, students were given a lesson on Famous Americans. While this history unit is out students will have the opportunity to learn about different Americans who have changed the world throughout the years. Some of these Famous Americans...Read More
What an EGGcellent week in Early Childhood! Many egg themed works included making an egg collage, and using watercolors and crayon to paint an egg resistant art project. Students also prepared and peeled a hard-boiled egg, then used an egg slicer to slice and eat the egg. An egg experiment was performed, ask your child...Read More
