A week of performances: Wild Things and a Reader's Theater

We had fun making masks and practicing for our final performance at Community Meeting.  A great big thanks to Mrs. Bando who created and directed the play for us from Maurice Sendak's book.

Let the wild rumpus begin!

Reader's Theater

One group of reader's performed The Fox and the Little Red Hen to a large group of preschoolers!

Reader's Lunch

 Students who met their Winter and Spring Vacation Reading Challenge goals joined me for a delightful Reader's Lunch where we got to talk about books! There will be a whole school Summer Reading Challenge going home in June.  We hope for a large participation!

Third grade invited us to see their Quiz Circuit Boxes. They had quite an assortment of topics to quiz us on.  Already second graders are thinking of their topic for their boxes next year!

Exploring Sculpture FAMILY DAY

The Hood Museum of Art, May 21, 1:00pm-4:00 pm. Free and open to all. Join us for an afternoon of exploring and making sculpture. The Family Day begins at the Hopkins Center Plaza where you will pick up an outdoor sculpture map and activity directions. After your adventure across campus looking at sculpture, return to the Garage in the Hop to make your own mixed media sculptures to take home. Bring your phone cameras!!! This is a drop-in activity, no sign ups required.

Horizons Day Camp on Lake Fairlee with 90 acres of inviting fields, woodlands, and trails has spots available! There are openings for kids entering Kindergarten – 4^th grade graduates in one-week sessions starting August 7^th and for Kindergarten through 7^th grade graduates in two-week sessions starting June 26.  Counselor-led sailing, archery, swimming, theater, canoeing, kayaking, arts & crafts, hiking, and more!  Visit  https://alohafoundation.org/horizons/ or call 802-333-3400 for more information or to enroll.