Dear Forest families, This week’s focus was learning about the impressive mammals found in Colorado. We learned: Mammals are warm blooded, which means they produce heat from within. Females nourish their young ones with milk. Bighorn sheep can weigh up …

Dear Cedar families,  This week in the Cedar room we learned all about beaches. For sensory play, the children explored seashells using gentle hands and learned to listen for the water inside. We sang and danced to songs about the …

Dear Aspen families, As we continued our study of nature this week, the children seemed interested in learning about the lifestyle of butterflies which lead to conversations about other insects and animals that fly including birds, bats, flies, and moths.  …

Dear Evergreen families, This week in Evergreen we looked at different mammals we would find in the mountains. The children learned about bighorn sheep, snowshoe hares, mountain lions, and moose. The children learned about what they ate and learned words …

Dear Birch families,  This week we read Down By The Bay and Stuck. During circle time the class played a fun vegetable matching card game. We explored our nature a little more with tree bark rubbings. The children also had so …

Dear Garden and Mountain Families, This week we read Babies Love by Margo Eliot. Reading this book together gives us the opportunity to see different baby faces and allows us an opportunity to introduce some baby sign language. Some signs …