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Today we celebrated Earth Day with school-wide activities. Classes were busy across campus planting flowers and vegetables in their classroom gardens, and some of our middle school students helped early childhood buddies plant tomatoes.
Everyone gathered together for our annual school-wide photo in Sand Canyon and picnic on the playscape. It was a beautiful day!
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Our 6th year students traveled to Ozark Natural Science Center in Huntsville, Arkansas this past week. They spent 3 days exploring and learning about the ecology, biology and geology of the beautiful Ozarks.
It was a beautiful and meaningful culminating experience for our 6th years as they prepare to bridge to Middle School!
Lower Elementary students from Southeast and Southwest classrooms visited the Will Rogers Museum in Claremore. They learned about his life as a roper, influencer, and most importantly, as a peace maker. He is famous for saying, “I never met a man I did not like.” In addition to learning about his life and legacy, they learned more about the history of Oklahoma!
Awwww, that’s a great place!
Thanks to a generous donor, @upwithtrees came out to work with some of our 3rd year students to plant a Teddy Bear Magnolia tree in their class garden. The Magnolia tree is especially significant to our lower elementary students, as it shows up on the Timeline of Life in the Mesozoic Era as a representative of the first flowering plants.
Thank you to the family who donated the tree, as well as our friends at Up With Trees!