This week students practiced visiting other societies during history to understand how difficult it might be to migrate to a new society. In science students learned about how sound can travel in waves. They also learned the difference between light and sound waves. In biology, 4th graders just started their microscope studies. Students also chose...Read More
“It takes a village to raise a child” is an African proverb that we take seriously. As teachers we support our parents to work on teaching and help raise the children that cross our paths. We meet with parents to discuss the growth of their child and in turn parents choose to support us to...Read More
“It takes a village to raise a child” is an African proverb that we take seriously. As teachers we support our parents to work on teaching and help raise the children that cross our paths. We meet with parents to discuss the growth of their child and in turn parents choose to support us to...Read More
This week, we started Camp Willson narratives, researched nature from Camp, and jumped back into math, geometry, language, spelling, and vocabulary. In History, we participated in a simulation of fictional societies. Some societies were competitive, some focused on justice, and others centered on art. Students also stretched their imaginations this week! In their free time,...Read More
Early Childhood was full of festive fall works this week! We enjoyed drawing a face on a pumpkin, pounding golf tees into a pumpkin, and carving a real pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern! The community decided on what shape eyes, nose, and type of mouth to carve. The parts of a pumpkin were discussed and each...Read More
Another busy week in Lower Elementary. The students continue to practice and master skills in language and math and progress through those work areas. In addition to being introduced and exploring the culture areas in our classroom. This week in history we are studying the Days of the Week in Lower North and the Months...Read More
Fun pumpkin exploration was a large part of our week in EC! We began with pounding tees into a pumpkin and introducing the spooky sensory bowl. On the art shelf, we drew faces on a pumpkin with markers and created spider web art. We also introduced pin punching to the classroom, a fine motor pre-writing...Read More
Another busy week in Lower Elementary. The students continue to practice and master skills in language and math and progress through those work areas. In addition to being introduced and exploring the culture areas in our classroom. This week in history we are studying the Days of the Week in Lower North and the Months...Read More
This was a short but busy and exciting week. Thank you for taking the time to schedule a conference with us.The students are always so excited to know that we talk to their parents about all the amazing work they do throughout the school day. The most exciting thing that happened was the field trip to Sylvania...Read More
