A student hand drew a diagram showcasing the symptoms of the Ebola virus. She did a great job. It was clear. It was informative. But as her teachers, Ms. Linda and I thought it would be a good idea to recreate it on a computer. It would look professional that way. So, as an … Continue reading Following curiosity; authentic learning | Ashley O’Brien
Scholastic Book Fair events set for Nov. 18-22
New Morning School families are invited to the school's Arctic Adventure Scholastic Book Fair. The book fair offers contests, activities, story time and more, featuring a variety of books, school supplies and other fun items. It will be open Monday, Nov. 18 from 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Spirit Week Monday: Flannel Day Tuesday: … Continue reading Scholastic Book Fair events set for Nov. 18-22
Kindergarten plants tower garden in classroom
Kindergarten teacher Katelyn Ewing explains how her students are planting a tower garden in their classroom. The kindergarten classroom continued its lesson in learning about plants and life, adding seedlings to its tower garden. Arugula, bibb lettuce, gourmet lettuce, rainbow chard, cucumber, kale and basil seeds were carefully added to tower garden. The class … Continue reading Kindergarten plants tower garden in classroom
Why choose New Morning School | Marisa Downs
Ten years ago, my husband and I discovered New Morning School for our daughter. As public school teachers, sending our kids to private school wasn’t a decision we took lightly. But New Morning School is exceptional. Below, I share why we decided it is the best place for our children. Our daughter started in … Continue reading Why choose New Morning School | Marisa Downs