Dear Forest families,  The theme this week was “Colors.” Primary colors was our main discussion. What are the primary colors? Red, blue and yellow. Students were able to identify the steps to create the color they want by mixing colors …

Dear Aspen families, This week, we focused on learning about the Sun, Moon, and Stars.  Some of the topics that we discussed included taking a look at the difference between day and night, learning about shadows, and what is in …

Dear Garden and Mountain families, This week we read Adorable You! written by Mae Brown and illustrated by Randy Cecil. The children enjoyed this book especially because each page has a mirror and talks about different animals with their babies. As …

Dear Cedar families,  This week in the Cedar and Dogwood classrooms our theme was about using our five senses to explore the world around us. We talked about hearing, sight, taste, touch, and smell. Inside we played instruments, talked at …

Dear Birch families, This week was all about colors.  We enjoyed spraying water on the coffee filters we colored and seeing how the colors mixed together.   We did a scavenger hunt to identify all of the colors we see …

Dear Dogwood families, This week in the Cedar and Dogwood classrooms our theme was about using our five senses to explore the world around us. We talked about hearing, sight, taste, touch, and smell. Inside we played instruments, talked at …

Dear Evergreen families, This week the Evergreen class talked about and explored colors. We talked about the three primary colors and then the children explored mixing colors. From paints at the easel to our various experiments the children had fun …