The first grade recreate Paul Klee’s Castle and the Sun. Using rulers, they started with a castle outline and then continued dissecting each building in the cubist style. Here they use watercolor and evenly distribute the colors for a cohesive composition.
The first grade class celebrated the 100th Day of School by jumping 100 times, rolling a dice 100 times, and making 100 piece Cheerios necklaces.
To end our Penguin Unit for the month of January, Mr. Metzger visited the first grade class and read a book called “The Lost and Found Penguin.” The book is a profound story about the importance of friendship between a boy and a penguin. Thank you, Mr. Metzger!
Yesterday the preschoolers – fifth graders participated in Moving Up Day!
The students and teachers alike were buzzing with excitement. Questions, stories, projects, and enthusiasm filled each classroom. Please ask the children all about it!
In continuation of Good Humor Month, the students showed off their wacky hairdos and outfits for Crazy Hair and Clash Day on Wednesday.
Stay tuned. Next Wednesday is Pajama Day.
The first grade class learned about simple machines. They each invented their own machine and then created those machines using various scraps of recycled materials.
During their presentations, they had to explain how this invention would work and why it was helpful. Way to go First Grade!
These creative constellations, fashioned from marshmallows and cotton buds, were made by the imaginative First Grade Class. The first graders presented all the facts and stories behind their individual constellations.
Coming soon… Simple Machines! Look forward to some imaginative inventions!
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