Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
One of our fifth grade students came dressed as a character from a book that he read (Reptile Room, book 2 of "The Series of Unfortunate Events," by Lemony Snicket) and gave a wonderful presentation of the book.
Fifth graders also practiced making forms with rice flour!
Fifth Grade has been working on forms called Rangoli—an intricate style of form drawing that requires attention to detail and organization.[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="59" gal_title="20171013Rangoli"]
After watching puppet show "A Little Red House with No Windows, No Doors and Star Inside," Apple Blossom Garden children are playing out the story.
Factual concepts of math have come to life this morning. Seven croissants for $50.75! What a deal! Can I please have a dozen more?!
Letter lessons continued with consonants R W and D this week. It takes a lot of practice to form the letters correctly.
First graders explored what happens when yellow and blue meet.
When I’m grown up, grown strong as an oak, I’ll tame the wild dragon with one mighty stroke. When I’m grown up, grown big as the world. I’ll ride forth a hero with my banner unfurled. Dear Families, I would like…
Fifth Grade finished up their first ancient cultures block last Friday with a trip to a Hindu temple, and also enjoyed a delicious Indian meal at a local restaurant.
