Furniture Workshop

Pre-K students are making beds and chairs for their bears.  First Johanna (and occasionally,  some visitors) help them get some woodworking skills. 

Who came by to help?  Shirley!  

Next step:  Put the drilling, hammering, and sawing skills to work to build comfy chairs and beds for their stuffies.  Students needed no help designing a seemingly endless number of creative variations.    

Blanket:  stamped fabric

Students do need help from brave adults.  

Check out Johanna's hands in this video.

Remembrance of Things Past

 

Two third graders remembered veggie soup of yesteryear...first grade.  They contacted Johanna for help in recreating the recipe.  They each took home a jar of veggie broth and a recipe.

A Link to Lost Time

Happpy New Year

It's 2025 and temps are really low.  Take a hint from the 3 hens: eat oatmeal to warm you up from the inside out.  Enjoy.

Shore Mystery

Kindergarten Students Find a Mystery Something or Other

With Differing Reactions

Bordering on disgust?

What do you think:  proud and joyful?

Students will go on to explore these mystery objects later in the year.

Want to  know what they are?  Go to this link and scroll down.

Little Moments from PreK Choice Time

 

Building with Natural Objects

Started out as Mud Painting....

And ended up ... mud immersion.

Clay Sculpting

   Millipedes 

Tree Parts Dissection

                                          

And then the art teacher showed up...

Photos by Amanda and Johanna

4th Graders Inspired by TEK: Traditional Ecological Knowledge

Nancye Good guides students through the process of making burnt out bowls in the ballfield.

Arturo Quinones helped students construct a wigwam.

The plan is  to keep the wigwam up all year (weather permitting).  Stop by, admire the construction and peek in.