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Scenes from the week: Sept. 19th–22th

Grade 5 is in its third week of Botany studies exploring conifers and flowering plants, as well as fungus. The class has been reading, writing, observing, and drawing all of these different types of plants.





WSP kindergarten students prepare for Michaelmas with a variety of developmentally appropriate handwork projects. A younger Buttercup watches intently as the six-year-olds saw wood to make swords—symbols of strength and courage—knowing one day he, too, will get to make a sword.





Grade 5 knits with Ms. Louise.






Middle school woodwinds!





Biscuit making for Morning Garden.


Ms. Louise used a story to invite students in Grade 2 to wake their hands in preparation for handwork.



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