TUESDAY - Day two of our Summer Enrichment for grades 3 through 5 featured everything from spaghetti towers to clay sculptures, in a fun-filled, educational session.
Starting in art class, students got hands-on with clay, making their own creations which they'll later paint. It was a great opportunity for them to focus on their fine motor skills, while finding a love for fine arts.
Over in math, groups worked together to solve various problems in stations-based activities, including totaling the sum of dominos to equal ten.
Students were later tasked with putting their paleontology skills to the test, making their own fossils out of water and clay. This gave them a better understanding of how fossils are discovered through a long-term erosional process.
In our physical education classes, it was all about working together, trying to lift a kickball into a plastic bucket.
We look forward to many more enriching opportunities in the coming days!