KML made pan de muerto in class to place on the homemade ofrendas their families created at home.The students also got to enjoy eating their pan de muerto—a meaningful and delicious way to honor loved ones and explore this cherished tradition.#hiawathapride#d100inspires
Last Friday, our kindergarteners had an amazing field trip to a Frank Lloyd Wright house! 🏡✨ They explored shapes, nature, and creativity in architecture—future designers in the making! #hiawathapride#d1009inspires#ArchitectureAdventures
Today in our grocery store, the children created a coffee shop where they made and served ‘coffee’ to their friends. It was a fun activity, allowing them explore their imagination, practice social skills, and role-play real-world scenarios! #hiawathapride#d100inspiresIt
Kindergarten had fun today making pan de muerto to show we care to our loved ones who have passed away. Special thank you to our wonderful parents who brought in pan de muerto! #hiawathapride#d100inspires
Students looking at their ofrendas might feel a deep connection to their culture and traditions, such as honoring ancestors and celebrating memories. This experience encourages students to appreciate their heritage and the importance of remembrance #hiawathapride#d100inspires
@HiawathaSchool had a Party in Pink assembly & dance party for Breast Cancer Awareness this past Friday 🩷 💃 🎵 ! Raising awareness & honoring, remembering, & celebrating those affected. TY to all for your support! 📷 cred: @JodiMeyer21#hiawathapride#d100inspires