Maternelle

Kings and queens are among us! During an at-home Zoom class, students in kindergarten put their culinary skills to the test and prepared a traditional galette! While using ingredients such as almond flour, sugar and butter, students baked a sweet treat fit for royalty.

Using oil pastels, students created snowflakes in kindergarten. But, these are secret snowflakes! After creating the snowflakes, students then used ink to paint over the oil-based snowflakes, showing their special water-resistant style.  

After observing different artists such as Imi Knoebel and Daniel Buren, students in preschool and pre-k compared and replicated their famous works of art. The artwork mimics a “minimalistic” style, while also learning about color contrast and straight lines.

We see little bugs in maternelle! Maternelle students learned all about insects during “bug week” in late September. Throughout the week, students drew pictures, made bug hats and even heard the story “The Ugly Bug.”

Kindergarten students are learning about the calendar! Each day, students count the month’s days, while learning the sequence of numbers and weeks. When a day has started, students then color in the day on the calendar!