Pre-K had a wonderful time at their outdoor picnic at Zion Park today!
Congratulations to our youngest learners on their Moving On Ceremony!
Turtles and lizards and snakes oh my! Today we learned all about different types of animals. We enjoyed petting the turtles and tortoise. We learned about pythons and blue tongue lizards. One of our favorites was petting the bunny at the end of the show!
Pre-K Moving On Ceremony
Thursday, June 12th at 10:00 am
Children arrive regular time at 8:30am and families can begin arriving at 9:30am
Only 2 family members per child.
Today we begin to say Goodbye to our ABC's. Each child enjoyed blowing and popping bubbles for our Amazing Bubbles!
Today we said goodbye to our butterflies as we released them into the world. The children enjoyed experiencing the life cycle of their butterflies. 🐛🦋
Pre-K had a great time visiting all of the various trucks and learning about our community helpers during truck day. We even tasted some ice cream and jumped in the bounce house!
What a wonderful week celebrating our hard working and dedicated teachers. Our Pre-K teachers go above abd beyond for their students each and every day. Thank you teachers-you are appreciated!
Join Us for Our Spring Parent Like a Champion Event! The event will take place Wednesday, May 7th at 5:30 PM at the Lawrence Primary School.
We welcome all families of students in grades PreK–12 to attend this special event focused on Raising Competent and Confident Children. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together as a school community.
Translation & Childcare will be provided. See the flyer for more details!
We ended our Week of the Young Child by celebrating our families in the classroom. Families participated in spring/recycling themed centers. We had a fun and memorable week!
Today we participated in Artsy Thursday! We created class murals and spring projects.
Work Together Wednesday! Today we combined classrooms and worked together building, putting puzzles together and playing with the parachute.
Today we continue celebrating Week of the Young Child with Tasty Tuesday! Children learned about different types of fruits and vegetables. They created a "friendly face" and had a healthy snack.
Kicking off Week of the Young Child with Music Monday! Each child made their own instrument and paraded through the school in celebration.
Wearing green and exploring some Irish traditions for St. Patrick's Day!
As technology has advanced, cameras have evolved from devices that people used occasionally to document special events into tools that people use to capture photos and videos of their everyday lives, communicate with others in real time, create art, and so much more! Children learned how to navigate various types of camera and discovered strategies for taking a good picture.
This week we celebrated Read Across America! Each day we read a different story and focused on a different author. On Monday we wore red and white for Dr. Seuss, Tuesday we wore our favorite colors and read the Rainbow Fish, Wednesday we wore our pajamas and read the Napping House, Thursday we wore green and read the Very Hungry Caterpillar and Friday we read It's Okay to Make Mistakes and wore blue and gold for school spirit.
Today is our first day back from Winter Break and a celebration of the 100th day of school! Each class searched the school to find 10 sets of different colored balloons. There was a total of 100 balloons! We also enjoyed the warmer weather and played outside!
We are currently learning about important people and celebrating Black History Month. Mae Jemison is famous for being the first African American woman in space. She was a NASA astronaut, physician, engineer, and educator. Ruby Bridges is an American civil rights activist who was the first Black child to attend an all-white school in the South.
Happy World Read Aloud Day! Today is a day we celebrate reading and promote literacy.
All across America classrooms tuned in and listened to stories being read by the author. We listened to No David! by David Shannon and We Who Produce Pearls by Joanna Ho. Children were able to choose a book or two to take home to read with their families. "A book is a dream that you hold in your hand.'' - Neil Gaiman
