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MOON AND STARS BY RENEE SEROTA Moon and stars above my head right above my cradle bed Planets round and round I see And I know those planets all love me STARS by Renee Night stars twinkle in the sky Night stars up so very high Please come down and play with me And we will laugh a tee hee hee! Days of the Week BY Anna Webber On Sunday I drank a cup of milk On Monday I ate some bread On Tuesday I checked to give my dog water On Wednesday I made sure my dog was fed On Thursday it rained On Friday it was sunny . On Saturday it was really really funny Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday There are seven days seven days seven days in a week NUMBERS by Renee One is fun Two is better Three has more than one letter Four is great I love five There's more than six in my beehive I am seven My friend is eight I love numbers They are great! BOOKS by Hannah and Anna Books books books on hooks hooks hooks I am reading them wall hooks hold my books A bee stings me I knock down the books So the hooks fall down Because they have no books BLUE DIFFERENCES by Anna W. I am the sky and you are the sea The difference between us is you and me But you are blue and I am blue so Basically there is no difference between me and you Though your waves are fast and my clouds are slow |
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 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR MONTESSORI ELEMENTARY: WHERE LEARNING IS AN ADVENTURE THE PARADE OF HISTORY Scientists believe the earth was formed more than 4.6 billion years ago. Our earth is a remarkable place. It is not the largest or the smallest planet in our solar system; it does not have rings or the most moons. Our earth is remarkable because it has life - many many kinds of life. Our elementary history curriculum follows a magnificent story from the creation of the universe to the formation of the earth and how life began in the first chapters of living history. This story forms the basis of integrating our classroom studies of the sciences, geography, and the gifts of mankind emphasizing the development of language and mathematics. Our most important job as humans is to take care of the earth. Learning to appreciate the gift of life through all areas of curriculum each and every day is what makes Montessori education so special.    |