Big thanks to Nicki Sizemore for coming to teach our middle schoolers how to “build a bowl” as part of their nutrition unit in Life Skills! The kids (and teachers!) loved eating such a beautiful assortment of fresh ingredients!
Manitou Spring Enrichment Programs are online and begin in a week! Open to the Community. Storybook yoga, Acrobats, Creative Spanish, Wilderness & Archery and more!
Follow link to see the full list.... https://t.co/ktCikywiLW
Our whole school enjoyed an extra long recess to appreciate the snow yesterday! Sledding is fun for all ages! Thanks @carolinekayephotography for these gorgeous shots! @ Philipstown, New York — in Philipstown, New York https://t.co/Pr4InC3rcj
The K-1 class are challenging each other with sets of tens and ones. Can you draw 3 tens and 6 ones? How do you write that with numerals? @ Manitou School — at Manitou School https://t.co/PSM2zcVkxA
During science observations our Stepping Stones interact with different items from the natural word. They then make a “science drawing” where they draw exactly the colors and shapes that they see. Lastly they... https://t.co/cNb3HZIk8H
Field trips always inspire beautiful journaling! Thank you to the Bardavon’s prehistoric underwater marionette experience! You’ve given our students a lot to write about! @ Manitou School — at Manitou School https://t.co/pHM9cw1oLD
During chemistry the 4th and 5th graders were taught the properties of flour, yeast, baking powder, baking soda, salt, eggs, oil, milk, and sugar. They were then given access to those ingredients and... https://t.co/VXqLj3BMRR
Happy Year of the pig! Making noise makers, lanterns, and calligraphy before our Lunar New Year parade! @ Manitou School — at Manitou School https://t.co/OJ2zNYjvbC
Adult/Family Capoeira class at Manitou!
Starting Saturday 2/9 @11-12pm in the Manitou School gym.
Please email [email protected] for registration info.
This class is for adults and older kids(7+) who are... https://t.co/4UxMPGdFNU
In our studies about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his ideas, the context in which he lived, and other freedom fighters, our students came up with their own dreams about how to make the world a better place! @ Manitou School — at Manitou School https://t.co/TjFJhSh4Ti