Friday NewsletterHappy Friday! Our week was filled with love, learning, and school spirit. We kicked off our week in pajamas in celebration of School Spirit Week. It’s tons of fun learning and teaching in pjs!

We began exploring the topic of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle- What do we know about reduce, reuse, recycle? What do we want to find out about reduce, reuse, recycle?

What do we know about Reduce, Reuse, Recycle?Kian- Paper can be recycled.Jordyn- You can recycle plastic.Samara- We clean up the trash.Emery- We can reuse bottles for airplanes and all sorts of things.Ben- Cardboard is not strong. We can break it or cut it.Mila- Pick up garbage, recycle it, and make something out of it. Abby- You can recycle straws because they’re made out of plastic.Shreyas- You can recycle metal and use it again.Ben & Kian- Use less paper by using dry erase boards.Teddy- We can use both sides of the paper.

Let’s give a warm thanks to Mila’s mom Prudence for doing an awesome sensory WOW experience on Tuesday! Prudence incorporated recyclable/reusable items into the corn starch/water mixture to tie into our new study – Reduce, Reuse, and Recycling. It’s an excellent sensory experience by simply adding warm water to corn starch. The children will stay engaged, use their senses, and observe the constant change of the consistently of the mixture.

WOW! Experience with Prudence!

Ingredients:

1. Corn starch2. Water3. Large container

Love and kindness filled our hearts on Valentine’s Day!

HAPPY

5TH BIRTHDAY OLIVER!

Big thanks to Adele’s

mom Angela for

helping us paint a

mural of our world

and talk about what

is found on Earth

followed by a

read-aloud -

Not a Box

Thank you!!

How can we reuse it?

Shaina turned a paper bag into a puppet.

Ben and Shreyas Turned old waterbottles into explodingvolcanoes!

Abby made Skye fromPaw Patrol out of a used

water bottle.

Check out the before and after!

Niko and Oliver made a

robot from an old cereal

box and toilet paper rolls.

Shaina and Tallulah

built an obstacle course

using recyclable materials

from the junk collection.

CLASS COLOR DAY!