Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
4th Grade - Clay Work & Painting
Engaging imagination in clay work and painting! [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="57" gal_title="20171006 Clay and Painting"]
Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
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Save the Date - Kindermarket - Saturday, November 18th
Mark your calendar for Saturday, November 18th for Kindermarket 2017. Stay tuned for more details—coming soon!
Share & Invite - Upcoming Tour & Observe Event - 10/18
Do you have friends, family or neighbors with preschool, kindergarten or grade school children? Please consider visiting our Tour & Observe Facebook event page and sharing it to your timeline or directly inviting those you feel might be interested. Share…
1st Grade - Consonant Letters
First grade continues lesson work with consonant letters through images. In this chalkboard drawing the dragon is hiding in his cave from the sword of Michael. Students copy the drawing then practice the formation of the uppercase and lowercase letters.…
1st Grade - Winnifred and Sasha
Students in first grade are following the story of Winnifred and Sasha as they adventure into the woods. This brother and sister pair, and their perils and triumphs, will provide the backdrop for many lessons about seasons, nature, and math.
6th, 7th & 8th Grades - Ancient Rome & The Middle Ages
As we wrapped up our exploration of Ancient Rome and the Middle Ages each student took a chance to share the biography of a historical figure from these time periods. Some summarized the life of their figure while others brought…
5th Grade - Pen Pals
The fifth grade has some new pen-pals from Ecuador! One of Ms. DuRocher’s dearest friends is teaching English in a school in southern Ecuador. Her students sent the first batch of letters to the class—in Spanish. With the help of…
1st Grade - Michaelmas
Michael’s sword will subdue the dragon! First graders had fun crafting a scene from the story of the Archangel Michael.
Sunflower Garden - Autumn Winds
"...then there was a whistling around the wall, and a singing around the house, and with a hey and a ho, the Autumn Winds blew into the garden: 'Arise, arise, Mother Earth's children! Arise and dance!' The winds were whistling…