Kindergarten Potluck Dinner

Kindergarten Families gathered for a Potluck Dinner on Thursday night.
Wonderful company and wonderful food!

We are Scientists!

We spent time in the forest today.  We observed trees, leaves, logs, plants, and the ground carefully.  Then we drew and labeled the things we had observed.  We always have a wonderful time in the woods.

Crazy Hair Day

It was crazy hair day at RES today!  Some friends had colorful hair.  Others had spiky hair, ponytails, and unicorn horns.  We loved this school celebration!

Tie Dye T-shirts

Hi Families,

We will be tie-dyeing t-shirts soon and are looking for volunteers to help with the process.
Please check out the link below and sign up if you are able to volunteer.
Thank you!  We appreciate your support with this fun celebration.

RES tie-dye t-shirt volunteer sign up

KIndergarten Potluck Dinner -Save the Date

Richmond Elementary School 

Kindergarten Potluck Dinner   

Kindergarten families are invited to a potluck in the RES cafeteria on Thursday, October 24th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. RES will provide plates and utensils.  

Please bring a dish to share!  

This is an opportunity for families to get together in a casual atmosphere!  We hope you can make it!

DATE: 10/24/19 

Thursday, 5:30 - 6:30 PM

LOCATION: RES Cafe

Harvesting Potatoes

Kindergarten children were impressive potato harvesters this morning.  Their digging skills can not be matched.  They picked hundreds of potatoes.  The children were amazed at the different sizes and shapes of the potatoes.  Thank you to all our volunteers for chaperoning our first field trip.  Thank you, Farmer Charlie, for giving us the opportunity to pick vegetables that will be donated to hungry Vermonters.  (Barber Farm is a non-profit farm in Jericho that gives their organic produce to Vermonters in need.)

In the Woods

Our class loves the time we spend in the woods!  We explored the woods and made discoveries about the different trees, leaves, bark, and pine cones.  We created unique structures and designs with sticks we found in the woods.  Some students chose to work alone and some worked in small cooperative groups.  All students shared their creations.  Many of the children were building homes for insects and other forest critters.