Kujawa EC/PK Center Showcases ‘How the World Works’

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Kujawa EC/PK Center students invited parents to come and learn some of their favorite songs and dances, walk through a student art gallery, and listen to stories they wrote during the campus’ “How the World Works Share-Out” on March 7. The students also showed off their grasp of science concepts and taught their parents about the life cycles of living things, the characteristics of living and non-living things and how to care for living things like plants.

The “share-out” of each unit of inquiry helps students take a more active role in their learning. The goal is to help them become more comfortable taking risks in the classroom by encouraging them to participate in class and school activities while building their confidence and self-esteem.

In the image above, a student Claire Johnson is pictured sharing her drawing of a frog’s life cycle and explaining to her classmates each stage of the cycle while her teachers (l-r) Andrea Ross and Taya Guerra look on. Below are a couple of additional images from the event.

Pictured are students dancing to their favorite song.

Parents also took an active role in the “share-out.” Pictured is a parent reading to a class.