by Abra Kessler There were many opportunities for the Eagles to express themselves in writing this spring. We worked on newsletters, which is writing on events that take place in school. Some examples are writing about cooking a favorite dish with a teacher, going on a field trip, a review of our class read aloud, or writing about what is happening in a Special such as music, art, or Spanish. We learned about the features of non-fiction writing and wrote up our research for o

by Kristin Finch At Red Fox Community School, we have a theme that runs throughout the year, invention and innovation was this year's theme and lent itself to many fascinating discoveries. We read stories, studied simple machines and how they affect so many things we use daily. We played innovation games, used our ideas to create new structures in our outside forest area and explored areas of science. Do you know what a non-newtonian fluid is? The Hawks do! We explored thing

by Sarah Post Spring 2026 Springtime in the Owls classroom is full of routines, traditions and play! Owls continue to infuse play into all aspects of their day. We write and perform our own play which is a beloved tradition. Routines anchor us to our day and our sense of community during this busy time of year while we look forward to all our school wide traditions in May. Owls find comfort in the routines we created earlier in the fall. They look forward to outside time eve