Kindergarteners at Oak Harbor Elementary have been studying First Peoples. In art, they have learned the power of symbols and are integrating and applying those concepts to cave art unit activities. Students are learning about the lives of these early peoples who hunted and gathered, before written Language, some 25-15 thousand or more years ago, when woolly mammoths, bison, auks, woolly rhinos, and other now extinct animals, roamed the earth.
And Twin Day in Mrs. Orbe’s second-grade class was a hit! Students had so much fun matching outfits with their classmates and showing off their creative “twin” looks. From coordinated colors to perfectly planned accessories, the smiles and laughter filled the classroom all day long. What a fun way to build friendships and school spirit!
