Dear Families,
We spent our last week of winter felting nests, rolling eggs and adding cotton-tails to bunnies. We saw a puppet show about a girl who sells her rabbit in return for magic beans and we wondered if our Lima bean sprouts could ever grow all the way into the sky.
Felting.
Cutting open.
Nest and eggs.
Tea party.
Princesses.
We spent a day in pajamas. eating popcorn, drinking cocoa, playing games and listening to stories. We saw a movie version of The Gruffalo, a story we have read often lately, and everyone is able to join in the narration and chorus of this now familiar text, “There’s no such thing as a Gruffalo!”
Stories on Pajama Day.
We also ate a most delicious lunch provided by the Fletchers. Thank you so much!
Baked beans, kale chip and sweet potato fries!
On Friday we joined the lower school for a celebration of Pi and lots of math activities. The B3s brought grass and Unifix cubes to show their work measuring, comparing, recording and noticing.
Playing with pattern blocks on Pi Day.
Wishing you all a very restful, rejuvenating break. When we return in April, I hope the snow will be melted!
All the best,
Sarah
