This week brought on many St. Patrick’s Day-themed works! We had a green-themed sensory bowl, sponge-painted a stencil Irish hat, and used a straw with paint to “blow” paint on a shamrock. In Practical Life, we continued learning about tools as we learned about using the ratchet and screwdriver. We also used tools such...Read More

Only a couple of months of the school year are left, and still many units for the students to be presented with and explore! This week students were given new history lessons. Students were presented with the unit over U.S. presidents. Students will be learning about different presidents, such as Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow...Read More

  This week we celebrated Pi Day! As many of you know, the number is infinite and non-repeating, so we had plenty and plenty of activities to do. Each activity represented a part of our normal curriculum (Language, math, geometry etc.). Students constructed Pi number lines by measuring the circumference of various circular objects. Students...Read More

Only a couple of months of the school year are left, and still many units for the students to be presented with and explore! This week students were given new history lessons. Students were given a lesson on Famous Americans. As this history unit is out, students will have the opportunity to learn about different...Read More

This week we celebrated Pi Day! As many of you know, the number is infinite and non-repeating, so we had plenty and plenty of activities to do. Each activity represented a part of our normal curriculum (Language, math, geometry etc.). Students constructed Pi number lines by measuring the circumference of various circular objects. Students read...Read More

Toddler students have been busy learning about and practicing food prep skills. Children used special cutting tools to slice fruits and enjoyed making their own snack muffins! Food preparation tasks help children practice motor skills such as pouring, slicing, and squeezing, as well as developing their pincer grip, coordination, and finger and hand strength.Read More

  This week began with a visit from the Wood County Hospital, providing their Veggie Basics presentation. Early Childhood students had the opportunity to learn smart food choices and help make a healthy strawberry-spinach smoothie! It was a wonderful treat! Students were also able to enjoy another practical life food preparation work this week, Spreading...Read More

  This week brought many new units! The concept of graphing was our new math unit this week. We introduced graphs through bar graph work to collect and gather data in order to learn about topics like colors, shapes, farm animals, and race cars. Students also created their own bar graphs. As we continue our...Read More

This week students have studied Colonial Government, exceptional weather, binomials, square roots, carbonic acid, collective and proper nouns, types of prepositions, and so much more!  We have also had some impressive homework presentations this week that demonstrate new learning, initiative, creativity, determination, and interests. I appreciate the time and energy you put into the project to...Read More

  We began our noun study work, the farm!  Students use this beautiful, engaging work to label different nouns as they set up their own farms.  In math, we introduced money, learning the names and values of coins and bills.  This integrated unit involves real money, cooperative games, artwork, and literature.  Additionally, our next geography...Read More