Who is the tallest?

We began learning about measurement in math this week. We pretended we were getting a class picture taken so we lined up from tallest to shortest!

It's Groundhog Day!

The groundhog saw his shadow, I can't believe it. Six more weeks of winter!

Mystery Reader

Pilot A enjoyed listening to two stories from our mystery reader. She read The Three Pigs by David Wiesner, and McElligot's Pool by Dr. Seuss. Thank you for reading to Pilot A AND for the lollipops!



A Water Xylophone

Our Scientist performed an exciting experiment for "X" week. She showed us how to make a water xylophone! She put out four glasses and filled them each with food coloring and a different amount of water. As the glass and water vibrates, it creates a sound. Our Scientist told us that the glass with the most water has the lowest sound. Great job, Scientist! 

Mystery Reader

Our Mystery Reader read Flat Stanley to Pilot A. At the end of the story she gave our friends a Flat Stanley coloring page to take home. Thank you for coming Mystery Reader!

Watery Wonders

Our Pilot A Scientist did a WONDERFUL job performing the "Watery Wonders" experiment. He explained that the egg that was placed in the salty water was able to float because salt water is more dense or thicker than regular tap water. What a wild and wacky experiment. Great job!



The Chinese New Year

The Pilot class travelled to the middle school to watch the Chinese acrobats perform! What an amazing performance.