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Teddy Bear Picnic for Stage 1 and 2

by Brody and Isa

The teddy bear picnic is about having fun, it was hosted on the bumpy hills at 10 am may first. The teddy bear picnic is for the Stage 1ers to meet the Stage 2ers, who will be their classmates next year. Stage 2 made cards for the Stage 1ers to invite them to the event. to prepare for the teddy bear picnic all the Stage 2 classes prepared a snack, Sarah and Jesie’s class prepared fruit, Sarah and Elisabeth’s class prepared teddy grams and gummy bears, and Andy and Angala’s class prepared muffins. this was the second time the teddy bear picnic that has happened in the time span of two years.

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Slek’n’g

by Evan R. (guest journalist)

Evan R., SJ V., Liam C., and Krishna E. of Stage III and Grant S. in Stage II and Evan’s dad Kevin R. 49 years old have started a band called Slek’n’g (Sleck in gee). Evan is the drummer/singer. SJ is also a singer. Liam is the guitar player with Kevin. Krishna and Grant are on electric keyboard. Slek’n’g’s performed “Where It’s At” by Beck at the talent show at Roeper School in March.

The band likes to do practice at Kevin and Evan’s house because they have all the instruments that are needed and more.

The reason Slek’n’g started is because they love MUSIC. They believe that music has healing powers for the soul. Shoutout to Kevin for providing everything we could want and more! Slek’n’g is actually working on their first song “Burning Rain” right now.

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stage two thanksgiving feast

by Sagan and Miles

Have you ever heard of the stage two thanksgiving feast, no? 

Well, the stage two feast is about each year they do different things this year they are kind and learn about different ways of kindness. Each class will make different food and dessert as the event is happening on Friday November 18th at lunchtime. The whole thing started a long time ago. They studied native Americans and the harvest. At some point they decided to serve food. And let parents help. About twenty years ago they decided to let the kids pick the food so they could participate in the feast. The source of this info is from former teacher Michele! 

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Special Information on the Woods Museum

By Emory L. and James S.

The Woods Museum is a collaboration of all of the Stage II classes, and is a showcase of nature native to Michigan. Each Stage 2 class will be making something to show about an animal they picked. All of these will be presented in the woods. Sara and Jennifer’s class is studying insects native to Michigan, down by the Tire Mountain. They will be making their insects out of recycled material. Sarah and Jesie’s class will be making models of birds native to Michigan with model magic, and making books of their birds and putting them on audiobook. Elizabeth and Nicole’s class will be making bird models and showing them in Hindstrum. Andi and Angela’s class will be presenting animals and native American tribes native to this area. They will present in the White Pine Woods. They will be making clay models of their animals. Everybody got information from books or online resources. They will all be presented on May 6, Grandparents Day. This is going to be an amazing presentation!