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What a warm week ... until it wasn't! One day I am wearing a  short sleeve shirt and then the next thing I know, I am wearing a blanket with a hood on top of my jacket at a football game! Please remember to send your child with a warm coat, gloves, and hat even if it seems to be on the warmer side.  Thursday morning's weather dropped 10 degrees from arrival time to recess time!

This week we spent a lot of time learning and reflecting on how animal habitats have very important components: water, food, shelter, air, and space.  Students created their fabulous habitats during integrated arts.  I am hopeful those made it home with minimal damage.  During our Woodsy Wednesday, students watched a puppet show performance on how a little field mouse learns about the important role that habitat plays in an animal's life.  The wind made the show a little comical when the puppet theater was tossed about, exposing the puppeteer (me)!  

Yesterday we took Math outside to fill our tens frames with natural objects from the woods! The kindergartners loved this, especially when we discovered a mouse in the stumps! 

During All School Morning Meeting Mr. Albergini, our superintendent came by and told us one of his great stories of when he was a kid and fell into a bear trap! What a funny and exciting story! FYI, his leg healed just fine!

Please enjoy this week's video.  I apologize that it is a little long but the amount of awesome learning and cuteness that happens every day is hard not to capture!