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Mr. Doug’s Music News: March 2018
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Library News: April 2018
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Movement News – April 2018
Through our movement stories and dances, we have been exploring some of what comes with spring. Tiny seeds are growing tall. Caterpillars are transforming into colorful butterflies. The springtime theme is evident in our movement class and while some classes are exploring the blossoming flowers through Eric Carle’s The Tiny Seed,…
Movement News – April 2018
Through our movement stories and dances, we have been exploring some of what comes with spring. Tiny seeds are growing tall. Caterpillars are transforming into colorful butterflies. The springtime theme is evident in our movement class and while some classes are exploring the blossoming flowers through Eric Carle’s The Tiny Seed, others are beginning their metamorphosis from squirming caterpillars to graceful butterflies.
Happy Spring to all!
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Science with Ms. Mary: March 2018
During the month of March, the science class topic was flowers and seeds. We put the stem of a white flower into water that had been colored with food coloring, and observed what happened to the petals of the flower. We learned how to make a paper flower that opens…
Science with Ms. Mary: March 2018
During the month of March, the science class topic was flowers and seeds. We put the stem of a white flower into water that had been colored with food coloring, and observed what happened to the petals of the flower. We learned how to make a paper flower that opens when it floats on water. Later, we tested out a balancing flower toy.
To continue with the theme, the classes created experiments that we will observe over the coming weeks. We identified four seeds from the grocery store and put them in a Ziploc bag with a damp paper towel to germinate. We planted wheat seeds in soil and started sprouting some mung beans.
Welcome Spring!