Banana Slugs and Rubber Boas: First Graders Share Native Animal Research
Banana slugs, opossums, rubber boas, skunks and coyotes are some of the animals that Mount Madonna School first graders can
Banana slugs, opossums, rubber boas, skunks and coyotes are some of the animals that Mount Madonna School first graders can
Sharing Their Learning: On a recent day in Mount Madonna School’s fourth grade classroom, students presented their Spanish Mission project and reports with third grade students.
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The Connection, 2012-13, an annual publication for families, friends and alumni of Mount Madonna School.
On a recent Monday after school, three students and Mount Madonna School second grade teacher Jenni Leach relaxed atop a
Hammer in one hand and a tiny nail in the other, Mount Madonna School fourth grader Sofia Brevis used her
Morgan Hill Life, 11/27/2013, “Mount Madonna students learn about California history on two-day field trip.” Read more: http://morganhilllife.com/pioneers-the-gold-rush-and-cullumah-students-learn-ca-history/
On December 2, the second grade class visited two local state park ‘treasures,’ Wilder Ranch and Natural Bridges. Students were able to see the monarch butterflies clustered in Eucalyptus branches; and explored the grounds of a 19th century dairy ranch. Second grade teacher Jenni Leach shares some highlights of this day of learning:
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