Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
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…
Michael’s sword will subdue the dragon! First graders had fun crafting a scene from the story of the Archangel Michael.
"...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…
This week's First Grade class, harvesting potatoes and putting some fresh straw in the chicken coop.
What a perfect day it was Tuesday for apple washing, polishing, peeling, and chopping in our Early Childhood classrooms!
Apple Blossom children are starting their day with a walk through the Prairie. “Healing the broken bond between our young and nature is in our self interest, not only because aesthetics or justice demands it, but also because our mental,…
Thanks so much to all who attended our first parent evening! It was wonderful to sit together, to share some tea and good conversations, and to learn a bit more about your child and yourselves. And also thank you so much for…
This week’s first grade painting lesson explored the weight of blue as it fell from the sky into the deep blue sea.
First grade began its work with letters this week. Images from stories are the foundation for both the formation and sounds of the letters.
