Here's a video describing what to do with your art supply baggies, including some helpful hints and strategies for having patience and dealing with frustrations: https://youtu.be/69zr49hv49Q Crowns for Graduation You may use the pipe cleaners, beads, cardboard triangles with holes, and anything else you find in your house to make a crown for our final [...]
Good morning, Redbud families. Teacher Messages: Video 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx8qJL3QCyU&t=6s In this video I read The Shape of Things by Dayle Ann Dodds and illustrated by Julie Lacome. Activity Suggestion: Cut some shapes from scrap paper and let your child glue or tape them to paper, then use crayons or markers to [...]
Hi families! Here are our activities and videos for today… wow, another week done! You made it! Sing a song: Teacher Patricia and Teacher Rachel sing the song “Doe A Deer” together! Science activity: Ezra’s vinegar and baking soda balloon experiment! You will need: an empty bottle, a balloon, vinegar, and baking soda Carefully [...]
Good Morning Juneberries We are so glad we have finally made it to Spring. It has been an uphill journey in many ways but we are strong and committed so each day simply provides opportunities to show how resilient we are. We have truly missed seeing all of you over the last week and cherish every [...]
Hello Forest Friends Fam, Magnolia Forest Friends had been talking a lot about robots. We talked about real robots and pretend robots from movies and TV shows. (transformers anyone?) Below is a book reading, robot making project, and idea for a robot dance party that can be done by all ages. Read Aloud with Zach [...]
Hello Forest Friends Fam, Today Teacher Eliza and I are working on a postcard project for us all to keep in touch through art making. We are calling it Pen Pal Club! We hope that this will start up a correspondence between teachers and students through a medium that will allow us to share how [...]