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Exploring the Magic of the Oceans on a Submarine Safari
For the past two weeks, as part of our Sharing the Planet inquiry, our explorers set off on an exciting ocean adventure as we dived into the fascinating world of ocean habitats . To start, we made our very own submarine portholes using shiny aluminum foil to represent a real-life material like metal. We looked through the portholes to explore the
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Exploring the Magic of Winter with Aluminum Foil Monoprinting
Winter Wonders in the Art Room: Exploring Seasons Through Monoprinting As part of our Unit of Inquiry on How the World Works, our young artists have been learning about the changing seasons — and this week, we welcomed winter into the art room with a hands-on monoprinting project inspired by snowy landscapes. To help students
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