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Take a Tour of our School with Flat Stanley
Flat Stanley came to visit the Kindergarten class recently, and
the students happily welcomed him to their classroom.
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They showed him where he was going to spend the night, letting
him test the accommodations' comforts... |
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| And showed him some of the activities going on in class,
including the hatching of butterflies. |
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They then happily began a tour of the school with him...
| There was an early morning trip to the library to share a book on
Jimmy's Place... |
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| ...and some time on the other side of the building in the
computer lab. |
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| Then it was on to the North Building, with a nice long stop to
see some of the animals in the Science room. There were the
terrapin turtles being raised for a Spring release by the 1st
graders... |
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| ...and Emily, a corn snake... |
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| ...and Iggy, a rather large iguana who likes to bob his head as
the students learn new things in class. |
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| Leaving Science, Flat Stanley and his guides headed down
the hall to Señora in the Spanish classroom... |
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| ...then outside for a visit to the playground. |
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| Later, with the weather getting a little overcast, they donned
raincoats (Flat Stanley included) and took a look at the Nature Trail... |
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| ...they made sure that the canoes were okay... |
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| and just appreciated our water views. |
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| Then it was back inside for some homeroom time and a papier-mâché
activity. |
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There was more to see and do of course - Music and PE and Art and
recess... - but Flat Stanley's time with the Kindergarteners was
limited. He needed to be on his way. Maybe next year...
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