The 10-Question Teacher Interview for Irving Preschool Teacher, Eddie Laguna 1. How long have you been working at The Co-op School?“This is my third year already!”2. What’s your favorite part of being part of The Co-op School?“Watching the kids faces light up with excitement and the warm, supportive community.”3. What do you like to do for fun?“I play […]
Coolest music room around! And the new gorgeous science room! This is magnetic!
We are loving our new science lab!
The Grasshoppers have begun a really cool project in woodshop. They decided that they need more places to sit in their chill zone so they are making a reading bench! One aspect of building the bench is learning about sanding wood. Our woodshop teacher, Glenn, showed the children several types of sandpaper that had a variety of levels of coarseness […]
The 10-Question Teacher Interview for Brevoort Pre-K Teacher, Kat Duckworth! How long have you been working at The Co-op School? “Two years.” What’s your favorite part of being part of The Co-op School? “All the wonderful people I get to see everyday.” What do you like to do for fun? “I like to write stories […]
Welcome back The Co-op School! We hope you all had a great summer and are ready to jump back into the school year! It sure seems like you are! Today was a great day… Yummy snacks with new friends! Sand table fun! Magna tile madness Hey guys! How was the playground? Here’s Stephen, one of […]
INTRODUCING THE FIRST CO-OP SCHOOL BOTTLECAP MURAL!! Process: We decided that it would be fun to work on an annual school-wide project and were really inspired by bottle cap murals! We could collaborate on something together and also tie-in lessons on recycling and reusing. Teacher volunteers Allison and Lelia collaborated on a design that represented […]
The Pre K Bumblebees brought their sketchbooks to the Pratt Sculpture Garden as an introduction to our new artist of the month: Alexander Calder! They talked about sculpture in public spaces, how it’s made and what it’s often made of.
Here are some photos of the Butterflies in action! They did a study on Dinosaurs where they learned s about their habitats, practiced pronouncing their names, and spoke about their similarities and differences. Here the butterflies created their very own “me” size dinosaurs.