Summerween β€” water slides and splashes before cooler weather
Field Friday β€” lava lamp science experiment on the grass
Tree climbing with holds on the campus climbing tree
Primary β€” studying skid marks and fast vs. slow movement outdoors
Music circle β€” songs on log cushions in the Primary classroom
Outdoor mud kitchen β€” mixing, pouring, and sensory play
Cooking skills β€” learning to use a can opener at the picnic table
Upper elementary β€” focused writing around the communal table
Hands-on literacy and math workstations indoors
Lower elementary β€” build-and-take-away subtraction on dry-erase mats
Small-group learning with manipulatives and worksheets
Collaborative table work across grade bands
Outdoor exploration and movement on campus
Friends at play between lessons on the schoolyard
Creative projects and classroom choice time
Board-game math β€” Monopoly money and strategy on the turf
Fall sunshine β€” outdoor games and free play together
Summerween β€” water slides and splashes before cooler weather
Field Friday β€” lava lamp science experiment on the grass
Tree climbing with holds on the campus climbing tree
Primary β€” studying skid marks and fast vs. slow movement outdoors
Music circle β€” songs on log cushions in the Primary classroom
Outdoor mud kitchen β€” mixing, pouring, and sensory play
Cooking skills β€” learning to use a can opener at the picnic table
Upper elementary β€” focused writing around the communal table
Hands-on literacy and math workstations indoors
Lower elementary β€” build-and-take-away subtraction on dry-erase mats
Small-group learning with manipulatives and worksheets
Collaborative table work across grade bands
Outdoor exploration and movement on campus
Friends at play between lessons on the schoolyard
Creative projects and classroom choice time
Board-game math β€” Monopoly money and strategy on the turf
Fall sunshine β€” outdoor games and free play together
School Year 2026–27 Β· Week 9

Week 9 Highlights

October 12–16, 2026

Week nine blended hands-on science with a midweek splash. Primary investigated force, motion, and sanitation trucks while weaving counting and CVC words into recycling inquiry; lower elementary celebrated Summerween, deepened subtraction, and contrasted physical and chemical changes; upper elementary sharpened fractions, persuasive writing, and dream-themed reading β€” then Little Scientists Field Friday filled the day with lava lamps, Oobleck, and eruptions.

What We Learned

Summerween, Science & Little Scientists Across Every Grade

Primary, lower elementary, and upper elementary each tied real-world questions to math, literacy, symbols, art, and joyful outdoor celebration.

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Primary

Pre-K & Kindergarten

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    Force & Motion

    Garbage trucks, speed, and community helpers who keep neighborhoods clean

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    Recycling & Literacy

    Counting, number recognition, and CVC spelling tied to real-world inquiry

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    Skid-Mark Science

    Noticing pavement marks sparked talk about fast and slow movement

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    Music & Movement

    Songs on log cushions and joyful rhythm in the Primary space

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Lower Elementary

1st & 2nd Grade

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    Summerween

    Pumpkin muffins in the morning and one last sunny water day

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    Subtraction Stories

    Word problems with pictures, expanded form, and standard subtraction

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    American Symbols

    Statue of Liberty and the bald eagle on currency, seals, and documents

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    Matter Changes

    Physical vs. chemical change with real-life examples

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Upper Elementary

3rd & 4th Grade

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    Fraction Stations

    Small-group lessons and review with hands-on fraction tools

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    Persuasive Writing

    Convincing paragraphs with reasons β€” creative Halloween opinions

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    Why We Dream

    Reading comprehension with highlighted key details on anchor charts

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    Clay & Music

    Sculpting in art and live guitar songs during music time

Beyond Academics

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Summerween Celebration

Water slides, water games, and outdoor splashes β€” one last sunny farewell to summer before Halloween season.

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Field Day Friday: Little Scientists

Lava lamps, pepper-and-soap hand-washing demos, Oobleck non-Newtonian fluid, and a soda-and-Mentos eruption.

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Pumpkin Muffins & Kitchen Skills

Morning baking before Summerween and can-opener practice for real cooking independence.

Photo Highlights

Moments from the Week

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