AIS - Summer School

Dear Sunrise Parents, We had another great week of summer school. We played a lot of games and made a lot of new friends! In math, we  arranged animals from smallest to largest. We also  counted and clipped clothespins on animal number cards. We then used the clothespins to make various animals to determine how many  were used for each of them. Based on the math video of the week, we learned that the longest snake known was Medusa so we were all excited to use clothespins to make a snake that was 25 feet, 2 inches long. Later on in the week, we looked at non-standard unit of measurement and used lego bricks to measure the height of various animals. Yuito used six clothespins to make a giraffe.  Kaito showed great confidence as he counted and matched the correct number.    Tomoki showed good hand strength as he pinched the  clothespin on the animal card.  Tomoki's attempt at making Medusa, the longest snake in the world.  We used  lego bricks to

The sunflower class has had another great week. The focus this week was animals both real and fantasy.  Students created their own animal sidekicks to accompany the characters they created last week. They went through various challenges, such as puzzles, riddles, and word scrambles, that gave them clues to make it through each level of the "rainforest."  In arts and crafts, students created different origami animals and rainbow fish using striped paper.               During math, students had to escape the "zoo" using math clue posted around the room. Each clue was the name of an animal. They used to animal names to figure out the secret password that would allow them to escape from the "zoo."                                                                                                                                                               In science, students learned about how certain animals can stay wa