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As part of our 100th day of school celebration, students reflected on ways that they could demonstrate kindness to others.

During our winter CLIC week, students worked on all aspects of the production of “Sing Me a Story” musical. Throughout the week, they rehearsed lines, practiced the songs, and designed the sets and costumes. The week culminated with the final production at the Shelburne Town Hall. We are very proud of our students for their hard work and creativity throughout the week and fabulous stage strong presence during the final show!

The Vermont Day School Valentine’s Postal Service is now open for business! As part of their year long study of Community, the K/1 class is learning about the different roles that people and organizations play within a town/city community. Each student has a zip code and the K/1 students are responsible for sorting the mail each day. On Friday, they will deliver the mail to each student during our school-wide Valentine’s celebration. There is lots of learning and excitement in the air!

We are very proud of our 2/3/4 students for their impressive Mayan storytelling! As part of an integrated Global Studies and Literacy unit, students wrote, memorized and presented original Mayan myths, legends and fables that showcased their knowledge about Ancient Mayan culture. Students presented their stories with style, creativity and confidence!

As part of their year-long study of Community, the K/1 class is now focusing on what it means to be a school community. Their culminating project was to create a birthday calendar to showcase in our school lunchroom. This required them to learn the months of the year, interview classmates and teachers to find out their birthdays, graph the birthdays according to month, and design and create the actual birthday board. Not only did they create a wonderful product, but they also learned a lot about problem-solving and collaboration along the way. Way to go K/1s!