Binoculars in hand and students quietly leading their families through campus can only mean one thing - it's birdwatching season in first grade! Students presented their "Who am I?" poems and tested families on their bird knowledge. Then they headed out in search of local birds.
#DoingDeepensDiscovery
Upper School
(sixth - eighth grade)
What is a Fluffle?
Ask any sixth grader and you'll find out it's a word that Ms. Teare created to describe a group of origami bunnies. Students recently read a short story called “Secret Samantha” in which the lead character is an expert at folding origami bunnies. Sixth graders stepped into the character’s shoes and gave it a whirl. It turns out it’s much more tricky than you’d imagine. Students then let their bunnies loose in the Crane garden.
#DoingDeepensDiscovery
Crane Values in Action
Our individual experiences wouldn’t be possible without the collective, and an inclusive culture is a shared responsibility. Together, we ensure that every voice is heard, and that students and adults not only feel included, but that they express a strong sense of belonging as part of their experience in this community.
Go, Crane!
A small but mighty group of Lower School students in AfterCare made signs in support of the fifth grade soccer team and cheered from the sidelines at last week's game. We love that our amazing AfterCare coordinators, Miss B. and Miss R., encourage creativity and community.
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