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BIRD WATCH: Spring Ducklings in the Toddler Courtyard
They've hatched! It's is now time to gather the ducklings relocate them to a space where they'll have access to water. Our young naturalists must unite as they work to save this feathered family.
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BIRD WATCH: 3 Little Birds at Our Door
Our young naturalists noticed a nest at the front door. With camera in place, they listened each morning. At long last, the noisy hatchlings are out of their eggs and hungry!
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The Pre-K Campout
Every year, the 4- and 5-year-olds of pre-k go camping. This year's spring campout was filled with wild animals. Goslings, turtles, an owl, a snake, frogs, raccoons and more spent time near our campsite.
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Because They Matter
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06:08
Feedback and Collaboration in PreK
As the children of SGP work together to build a playhouse for younger kids at school, they offer critical feedback to help make the project a success.
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03:33
The Pink Elephant
There's a pink elephant in the woods at SGP and children have endeavored to investigate. Building a bias toward action, SGP teachers invite young learners to be action-oriented. Have a question? Notice a problem? Discovered a mystery? Dive in and figure it out...and bring a few friends along in case you need to collaborate.
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The Noodle Project
"You can buy a good pasta, but when you cook it yourself it has another feeling." - Agnes Varda The two-year-old learners of SGP set upon a mission to make their own delicious noodles for themselves, for their friends, and to delight their families. It began with learning to read a recipe and ended with bowls full of delicious squiggles topped with rainbow sprinkles. Using Design Thinking principles, we tackled the problem of boring noodles.
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Testing the Green Dog House
The pre-kindergarterners at SGP are building a dog house for a mystery puppy. Their first prototype of popsicle sticks wasn't big enough, so they built their second prototype with green paper and included a door that opens and closes. Will this house withstand the exploration of a dog?
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