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The Eaglet Flyer

October 3rd, 2025

The EagletFlyerOctober 3rd, 2025

Our Busy Days... Our Busy Days...

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This Week...

This week the Eaglets learned all about apples!
Students were introduced to apple nomenclature cards which they were free to explore on our nature shelves. They copied an apple themed poem, and we also dissected apples this week as well! Students really enjoyed dissecting their apples and identifying the different parts! We also wrapped up our observations of the different decomposing apples that we have been taking data on.

For the first time this year, students were passed back corrected work, made appropriate corrections to their work and were invited to review lessons to help them with their work corrections. These review lessons included static and dynamic addition using Stamp Game and place value using Golden Beads.


Students were encouraged to use our puzzle maps this week as well as complete a short booklet on our world (continents and oceans) in our geography area. Many students will be bringing home so gorgeous maps of the world this week!


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Language Workshop Language Workshop

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Art Art

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Paper Mache' Pumpkins

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Apple Dissection! Apple Dissection!

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Montessori Musing

Are you interested in learning more about the "why" behind Montessori education and parenting?
Check out this article that outlines Montessori's Planes of development!

Maria Montessori’s Planes of Development: Stages, Skills, and Parenting Tips

Maria Montessori’s Planes of Development: Stages, Skills, and Parenting Tips Maria Montessori figured out something big - kids don’t just grow; they actually evolve. Each stage of childhood comes with its own set of skills, quirks, and, let’s be real, parenting challenges. She called these the Planes of Development, and they help explain why your toddler is a nonstop whirlwind while your teenager is basically nocturnal. If you’re a parent, knowing these stages can make life a whole lot easier. You’ll understand what’s going on in that little (or not-so-little) brain and how to support them every step of the way. Origins of Development Stage Theory Big thinkers have been trying to crack the code of childhood development for ages. Turns out, kids don’t just grow taller - they go through different stages of learning, thinking, and feeling. Jean Piaget,

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For Your Calendar

  • October 10- Student Led Conferences
  • October 13- Indigenous Peoples Day- No School!
  • October 22- Early Dismissal 11:45
  • October 31- Halloween (Announcement about festivities to come!)

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