Exploring North America with a Canadian Tradition
- jenniferstallings0
- Feb 11
- 1 min read
Tristan's family came in on one of the coldest days of the year to help us all experience a Canadian tradition. They showed us how to roll maple syrup onto popsicle sticks for a delicious treat. The thick syrup cooled just enough to roll onto our sticks. We were able to lick and bite our tasty treat. The weather cooperated, and we could have rolled the syrup on our snow as well. Winter treat on a winter's day. Thank you to the Tang Family.
January and February
January and February have flown by. We had lots of crazy days, but finally this week we have been on a regular schedule. In January, we studied Antarctica, Martin Luther King Jr., and birds. In February, we are studying Asia with a focus on Japan, China, and India. We are also discussing reptiles and their characteristics. Our holiday discussions are about Lunar New Year, February 17th, and Valentine's Day, February 14th. We are decorating our class for Lunar New Year and creating Valentines for the ones we love. So glad to be in class for a whole week!
Here are some photos of our January and February work.
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