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Finishing up February



8th Grade had a great day outside to finish up flag football :)







Nursery 2 has been practicing "tracking" with their eyes. 





Nursery 3 students have advanced to station rotation!! In the past the students have had specific equipment put out and they could move around to each station as they chose. Now, two friends are assigned a station to work at for a period of time and then move to the next. This allows children to interact with different friend each class and ensures that they work on each skill.





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