Wild West Field Friday — wanted posters pinned to the play structure
Primary students making fresh juice with a homemade juicer
Watercolor horse painting during Wild West Field Friday
Watering tomato plants in the raised garden beds
Outdoor storytime under the shade of the big trees
Lower elementary — Order Up number sequencing game
Partner addition practice with linking cubes and whiteboards
Upper elementary place value matching with base-ten blocks
Group circle time on the classroom rug
Sight word and handwriting practice in composition notebooks
Friends posing together at the big tree on the playground
CVC word practice on whiteboards with flashcards
Outdoor picnic lunch on the field with bento boxes
Phonics practice — writing on a handheld whiteboard
Addition practice with a color-block worksheet and whiteboard
Climbing the big tree on a sunny outdoor afternoon
Outdoor coloring at the picnic table in the sunshine
Outdoor learning stations set up under the trees
Wild West Field Friday — wanted posters pinned to the play structure
Primary students making fresh juice with a homemade juicer
Watercolor horse painting during Wild West Field Friday
Watering tomato plants in the raised garden beds
Outdoor storytime under the shade of the big trees
Lower elementary — Order Up number sequencing game
Partner addition practice with linking cubes and whiteboards
Upper elementary place value matching with base-ten blocks
Group circle time on the classroom rug
Sight word and handwriting practice in composition notebooks
Friends posing together at the big tree on the playground
CVC word practice on whiteboards with flashcards
Outdoor picnic lunch on the field with bento boxes
Phonics practice — writing on a handheld whiteboard
Addition practice with a color-block worksheet and whiteboard
Climbing the big tree on a sunny outdoor afternoon
Outdoor coloring at the picnic table in the sunshine
Outdoor learning stations set up under the trees
School Year 2026–27 · Week 3

Week 3 Highlights

August 31–September 4, 2026

Week three was all about making, creating, and exploring with our own hands. From primary through upper elementary, students built homemade juicers, studied patterns through art, launched science investigations, compared numbers, and closed the week with a Wild West Field Friday.

What We Learned

Making, Investigating & Exploring Across Every Grade

Primary, lower elementary, and upper elementary each built skills through curiosity, creativity, and hands-on experience.

🌱

Primary

Pre-K & Kindergarten

  • 🧃

    Homemade Making

    Play-Doh, soup, juice, and a homemade juicer from scratch

  • 🎨

    Yayoi Kusama Patterns

    Polka dots, repetition, and art-inspired creative expression

  • ✍️

    Writing & Documentation

    Date writing, letter formation, and recording investigations

  • 🌱

    Garden Care

    Watering tomato plants in the raised garden beds

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Lower Elementary

1st & 2nd Grade

  • 🔢

    Comparing Numbers

    Greater than, less than, and equal to with base-10 blocks

  • 🎯

    Order Up Game

    Arranging numbers from greatest to least and vice versa

  • 🪱

    Gummy Worm Science

    24-hour water soak investigation using the scientific method

  • 🤠

    Wild West Friday

    Wanted posters, watercolor horses, sheriff badges, and the Great Robbery

📐

Upper Elementary

3rd & 4th Grade

  • 💧

    Project H2O

    Designing, testing, and redesigning water filters with natural materials

  • 🥬

    Celery Science

    Color-absorption experiment making invisible plant processes visible

  • ✍️

    CUPS Writing

    Hypotheses, observations, and evidence tied to science investigations

  • 🔢

    Place Value & Operations

    Expanded form through hundred thousands plus 4–5 digit addition and subtraction

  • 📚

    The Wild Robot & Cooking

    Continued read-aloud and chicken bone broth noodle soup together

Beyond Academics

🤠

Field Day Friday: Wild West

Wanted posters, a human claw machine with stuffies, watercolor horses, sheriff badges, and the Great Robbery chase game.

🧃

Hands-On Making

Homemade Play-Doh, soup, juice, and a juicer built from scratch — creating something from nothing.

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Science Investigations

Project H2O water filters, celery color absorption, and gummy worm experiments using the scientific method.

Photo Highlights

Moments from the Week

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