Earth day is a time for the Kindergartners to learn about how special our world is and everything that it gives us. It was also a time for us to go out into nature and fully appreciate it! 
   The Kindergartners partnered up and got ready to experience our world using their 5 sense. They were amazed what they could discover and they picked up a bit of litter along the way when they stumbled upon it. 

After spending the week digging into insect information, we dove into a hands-on experience about pollination. Using our very own bees and "pollen" aka washable paint...the Kindergartners discovered how bees pollinate flowers and spread it all around. The room was buzzing with excitement and pretend bee noises!
   Along with buzzing bees, the Kindergartners took some time to discover what it would be like to have compound eyes like most insects. With our glasses in place, we went around the school, seeing the sights through the eyes of an insect!

When the Kindergartners found out that they were going to study oviparous animals, they looked confused and immediately asked "what are those??"
  Once they discovered that oviparous was a fancy word for animals that lay eggs, they were beyond excited to learn about the different parts of eggs, what different eggs look like, and even get to hatch their own mystery eggs that appeared in our classroom!

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