Exploring Colours and Textures with a Sensory Mural
These past weeks in the Infant classroom, we’ve been exploring autumn colours and textures in a very fun and engaging way. We created large collaborative murals using recycled materials such as egg cartons, paper rolls, and cardboard pieces of different shapes and sizes. 🍂🍁 The little ones touched, glued, painted… and above all, explored with all their senses! 🖌️👃👀It was an activity that stimulated their creativity, fine motor skills, and curiosity about the world around them. The result was as original as they are! 🌈💡
Halloween 2024
🎃👻 This Halloween at San Luis was SPOOK-TACULAR! 🕸️🦇 Everyone came dressed up and ready to have a blast! Witches, skeletons, creepy characters, and all sorts of monsters invaded the classrooms, hallways, and playground. 🧙♀️🧛♂️🧟 As always, our families went above and beyond — they brought tons of delicious food, all with spooky decorations: ghost cookies, spiderweb Oreos, bloody finger hot dogs… a true feast for the senses! 🍪🕷️🍰 We had a spine-chilling scavenger hunt, where each challenge brought us closer and closer to collecting the ingredients for the big final surprise: a magical potion that started bubbling and foaming … ➕
School Trip to Enjoy Van Gogh: Greatest Hits
A different kind of Friday.No classroom, but still learning.No textbooks, but much yearning.No desks, but eyes wide open. Lights down. Screens aglow.The paintings breathe.The night swirls slow.The sunflowers beam,Van Gogh speaks in dream. Little ones in awe.Older kids take pause.Even grown-ups feel the cause. Art we can’t touch, but still stays.In the mind.In the chest.In the talks on the bus, as we rest. An experience not easy to forget.For what we saw,and what we’ve kept. 💛 Thank you, Van Gogh, for drawing us near.We’ll meet you again —in our classes, our sketches, and all we hold dear.
