Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Last week we explored the founding of Rome and how history grows from myth. This week we have followed the development of Rome from a kingdom, to a republic, and finally to an empire.
Students practiced straight and curved lines using foot drawing. Incorporating movement of the limbs with form drawing strengthens student awareness of space and direction.
First grade continued its experience of straight lines during the form drawing block.
Last week’s painting lesson explored the combinations of yellow with green and blue. We imagined the sun in the sky and green fields. In the end we all agreed that yellow is better with blue than with green.
First graders enjoy indoor games class. This is a great opportunity for practicing skills and cooperation. One student is hoping for a lucky roll!
Sand is one of the very best nature-made toys. Sand can become anything—from a massive planetscape on Mars to a birthday cupcake. Imagination digs deep as the sandbox becomes a world unto itself.
Stepping up and down on a movement journey—a wonderful example of strengthening the sense of balance!
"The earth is firm beneath my feet, the sun shines bright above; And here stand I so straight and strong, all things to know and love. Kind hearts are gardens> Kind thoughts are roots Kind words are flowers Kind deeds…
Parent Night with John Bloom Thursday, September 21st, 7-8:30PM Location: The Relationship Center, 109 S Main Street, Wauconda We have an exciting evening planned for Sept. 21st, and we need you there! John Bloom, Chief Executive of RSF Social Finance based…
