Dear CTMS Families, The Primary children have started off the year getting to know new friends, playing lots of name games, getting new lessons, and learning how to live by the ground rules at Children’s Tree: Be Gentle, Be Kind, Be Safe. We have practiced how to ask for help, how to clean up work to make it ready for the next person and, importantly, how to have snack! We are starting out the year strong.
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Dear Cedar and Oak families, Wow, this month sure has flown by. We have enjoyed our continued continent exploration, learning about the diverse cultures of Asia by exploring foods, trying on clothing, writing, smelling and tasting spices, identifying animals, playing games and much more! Thank you to John Meisel for coming in to share his tales of India and Jennie Esty for bringing in her Singing bowl and beautiful artwork from Thailand. We will continue
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Dear Cedar and Oak families, Happy spring to all of our wonderful families! In March we explored the geography and culture of Korea by making maps and reading about its customs. A big Thank You to Keira’s mom, Jeong O’Donnell, and her grandmother for making the Korean dish Bibimbap for the primary and elementary students. It was delicious! As we continue our Trek through Asia this month we will be crossing through Tibet to enter India
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Dear Primary Parents and Families, We hope you enjoyed the winter break. Spring seems to be almost here, and we are talking about the change in weather: every day we are putting a weather sticker on our calendar to count sunny, cloudy and rainy days (so far we’ve had three times as many sunny days as other). We started our studies of Asia in February and are learning about its animals and biomes. Asian art and cultural objects are
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Dear Cedar and Oak Families, The Oak and Cedar rooms spent January focused on the European countries. We made flags and maps. Both classes learned about Martin Luther King Jr. and his success in helping to change laws which segregated our country. At our food prep table we learned to toast and slice bananas. This week we are starting to learn how to juice oranges and arrange flowers. We are having a lot of fun. Thank you to
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This issue was written by Raquel Farray and Kylie Sevigny: The elementary class is studying the continent of Europe. The lower elementary students each picked a country of Europe. They are going to research those countries, and then they are going to do a presentation. Some of the countries the lower elementary students are studying are Spain, Russia, Sweden, Norway, and Azerbaijan.The upper elementary students are studying prehistoric European humans. The time periods the upper elementary
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