Lower Primary Summer School Week 1

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 First week of summer school!




We had so much fun doing lots of different activities. Every morning we looked at some emblematic Japanese buildings, temples, etc. We created stories every morning and shared in front of the classroom.




We also learned about important people and what they are currently doing or what they have done in the past. We even had a quiz on Friday. Please ask them what they learned! We spoke about famous landmarks, people, food, and sports!


Experiment day

We challenged our lower primary students to a little early engineering! Given only construction paper, how tall and/or strong of a structure can they build? The real test was being able to hold the total of six BIG books! Take a look!











Design and decoration

We used our construction to then make a temple of our own! They had so much fun building and decorating it.





Park time

Luckily the weather was great during the afternoon allowing us to have fun during outside playtime!




We found Japan!!

Water play

We also had a lot of fun during our water play days.



















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