I Have a Dream!

 This week in Kindergarten we learned about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and how he helped to change our world for the better! We read about his dream that he had for our world and learned about his many accomplishments. Then, we talked about what our dreams are for the future and what we hope happens to make our world a better place one day! Here are some pictures from our fun week and a video of us sharing our dreams with the world! Leave us a comment and let us know what you think! Share your dreams with us, too! We would love to learn about your hopes for our future world! :)

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STEAM School Adventures

 We were so excited to start our second session of STEAM School today! We had a wonderful time exploring the world of coding, listening to the art of music, creating masterpieces out of garbage, breaking out of a digital lock box, and building new pets out of Legos. Check out our sweet pictures and videos from our fun day: 

Money Hokey Pokey

 Check out this super cute version of the "Money Hokey Pokey." Our Kindergartners had such a wonderful time singing and dancing along to it this week! You are sure to smile, as you watch them sing, dance, and learn all about money!

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Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!

 This week in Kindergarten we have been studying about winter in science. We have learned about what clothes you need to wear in winter, fun activities you can do in the winter, and things that animals do in the winter time. During the week we created several exciting winter art projects including winter pictures, snowmen art, and bears in their caves.  Here are some pictures of our exciting activities and creations. Leave us a comment and let us know what you think of them!

Magical Motion

 In science this week, we studied motion. We learned how motion is the way that objects can move. We begin this exciting study with an exploration of marbles where we learned that items can move in a straight line, back and forth, round and round, in a zigzag, and up and down. Then, we had an opportunity to explain these different motions by practicing these motions with streamers. Finally, we experimented with motion stations where we enjoyed activities such as a marble run, marble painting, magnetic movements, ping-pong cup catching, coin spinning, and ping-pong ball dropping.  Here are some videos and pictures of our exciting explorations. We hope you enjoy the show! Leave us a comment and let us know what you think!