Remote Learning Fun

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Happy Birthday - 5 years old!

We've made it through yet another week of remote learning and things continue to change.  Caitlin and I are so impressed with everything people are doing.  We've gotten pictures, videos, emails, and heard stories over the phone that have all been fun and inspiring to see and hear about.  
Keep up the great work!

 

L. is enjoying playing card games with her family and playing outside!

 



M. and her sister (an honorary home schooled preschooler) have been doing morning meeting, taking hikes, doing science experiments, art projects, and so much more!

   

Love the imagination!  

  
Math, music and movement!





C. is going to have his numbers down in no time at all.  He's been helping shovel the snow, reading books, and writing.  Keep it up!


G. is working on perfecting his name!


H. has been going on hikes, cooking, writing and listening to stories on the computer.
Love to hear how active the kids are.




J. is still loving her new puppy and helping Dad boil.




M. is learning about sugaring, having fun out in the snow and working on tracing (in her new birthday dress).



 

S. and (our other honorary preschooler) are hard at work drawing, writing, doing yoga and exploring the outdoors.

 


STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)!  Stella is doing it all.


Don't forget to send us more pictures this week.  I'll post them next Monday.



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