This theme is an inquiry into orientation in place and time; personal histories; homes and journeys; the discoveries, explorations and migrations of humankind; the relationships between and the interconnectedness of individuals and civilizations, from local and global perspectives.
These last few weeks have encouraged reflection on place and time, histories and interconnectedness as we mark one year of this global pandemic and the structure of school changes for Campus international with a hybrid learning option beginning for students. Life has been different in so many ways and so much the same in other ways. Staff members took some time to reflect and share what they have spent time doing over this past year .
Where have you been and what have you been up to?
All the time at home helped cultivate some green thumbs and some new hobbies. Ms. Johnson, Ms. Job and Ms. Miles created caring environments for these plants to thrive and Ms. Job and family created this beautiful art, while Mrs. Hill did a lot of cooking.
Many of us have been spending lots of quality time with our favorite people and pets.
Lots of time spent enjoying the outdoors.
Some of us celebrated big events.
New babies, big birthdays and new houses.
Ms. Cohen kept it creative at home!
Teachers made homes into classrooms were were out and about with our dogs
A cat, a dog and lots of camping. In that order.
All of us definitely learned to ...
We have also gotten a little bit older or a lot when you celebrate the 100th day of school on kindergarten.
We have all been really busy on Zoom - teaching and learning.
Researching and sharing African American History
Narrative Collage with MYP Art.
See you next week!
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