field studies
Virtual Show and Tell – TK-3rd Grade
A fun “show and tell” opportunity for TK through 3rd grade learners!
End of Year Bingo
Join us for an end of the year BINGO celebration on Friday, May 14 at 1pm. Let’s get together one last time to reflect on our year and get ready for SUMMER! We look forward to playing and having fun with you one last time this school year!
It Could Have Been Worse – Read Aloud
This adorable story helps young children understand the “bigger picture” through the experience of a young mouse. We will read and discuss the book together.
Earth Day Activity
Join us on Friday, April 23 at 1pm for our Earth Day STEM activity. Learners will design and build a bird feeder that can be refilled easily and can dispense birds seeds on its own. You can use plastic bottles, plastic plates, cardboard, wooden clothes pins, and string to engineer this bird feeder.
TK-3rd Grade Virtual Show and Tell
A fun “show and tell” opportunity for TK through 3rd grade learners!
TK-3rd Grade Virtual Show and Tell
A fun “show and tell” opportunity for TK through 3rd grade learners!
March Field Studies
Join us on March 11 at 11 a.m. as we travel back in time with Flat Stanley to the days of the pioneers. Learners will have the opportunity to experience what it was like before modern comforts. Please take a look below for more details on how to register for this fun event.
LINKED Flat_Stanley_Discovers_Pioneer_Living_at_Ide_AdobeTK-3rd Grade Virtual Show and Tell
A fun “show and tell” opportunity for TK through 3rd grade learners!
Friendship Scavenger Hunt
Join us on Friday, February 12 at 1pm for a Friendship Scavenger Hunt. This interactive scavenger hunt will have learners “hunt” for things around their house based on cue cards. It’s a great way to engage with others and get to know each other better!
March Field Studies
Join us on March 11 at 11 am as we travel back in time with Flat Stanley to the days of the pioneers. Learners will have the opportunity to experience what it was like before modern comforts. Please take a look below for more details on how to register for this fun event.
LINKED Flat_Stanley_Discovers_Pioneer_Living_at_Ide_AdobeFebruary Field Studies
Discover what life was like living at a California Frontier Army Post in the 1850s! Take a live, virtual, docent-led tour through Army Post Fort Tejon, where original and reconstructed buildings help to tell the story of the native Californian, the Gold Rush, and the influence of the American Civil War on the settlement of the West. Various “living history” topics and stations are presented, such as mid-19th-century Army drills and weapons, blacksmithing, frontier carpentry, tack and saddlery work, open-hearth cooking, adobe brick-making, period laundry practices, and candle-making. Please take a look below for more details on how to register for this fun event.
LINKED_1850s_Life_at_a_California_Frontier_Army_Post (2)February Field Studies
Discover what life was like living at a California Frontier Army Post in the 1850s! Take a live, virtual, docent-led tour through Army Post Fort Tejon, where original and reconstructed buildings help to tell the story of the native Californian, the Gold Rush, and the influence of the American Civil War on the settlement of the West. Various “living history” topics and stations are presented, such as mid-19th-century Army drills and weapons, blacksmithing, frontier carpentry, tack and saddlery work, open-hearth cooking, adobe brick-making, period laundry practices, and candle-making. Please take a look below for more details on how to register for this fun event.
LINKED_1850s_Life_at_a_California_Frontier_Army_Post (2)Field Studies: Kelp Forest Virtual Tour
Field Studies: Kelp Forest Virtual Tour
Please join us for a virtual tour of the Kelp Forests!
RSVP HERE by January 11, 2021
Field Studies in Review
Valley Trails Native American Field Study
Mt. Wilson Field Study
The Gentle Barn Field Study
Learners had a wonderful time learning about animal rescue and care at The Gentle Barn. This field trip teaches young people how to lovingly care for animals of all types and sizes.
From hugging cows to feeding horses to holding chickens, our learners experienced firsthand why it is important to treat animals with dignity.
