News from Santa Barbara Charter School
Last week, the parent thanked the staff, and this week, the staff got to that the parents and caregivers at our Volunteer Appreciation Tea in the garden. Thank you Wendy and Cristina for hosting! Thank you ASP for providing child care. Thank you parents!
Thank you to Sbcs Parent Alliance, parents and caregivers for the amazing appreciation week! Our hearts and bellies are full!
5th grade trip update from teacher Steve:
Yes, we are still alive and moving. I will say that I see a change in the tide. The first morning there was a ratio of 2-25 adults to students up at 6am. Today it was 7am and ratio flipped to 9-2 adults to students. We may go on another 3 mile hike just to really show them who is boss! The students are tired, but loving the trip. I think we must be around 9/10 on the happy star chart. Today is geocaching. I did find pictures from the other groups. Sending a few. We will share all pictures on the return. 💕
A few weeks ago four parents showcased four spring holidays that are celebrated around the world. Celebrations included: Nowruz, May Day, Curacao Carnival and Baba Marta
Children’s Earth Day weekend in Alameda Park April 29 and 30. @sevenseaspress Local artist and author and publishing company, and all are connected to SBCS!
Thank you @healingjusticesb for the enlightening SB Black and African American history tour. We look forward to working with you!
Today at the @sbmuseart our kindergarten students
were able to meet the artist of the exhibit they visited! She just happened to be there. 🥰 Her name is Joan Tanner. Students got to talk to her. #arts
GUEST BLOGGER KRISTEN WALKER
This lesson combines awareness of modern-day plastic pollution with the historical perspective of how life once involved no plastics at all. It ends with a hopeful alternative to a throw-away plastic used every day in schools—single-use plastic utensils used for school lunches.
https://www.patriciamnewman.com/litlinks-how-time-travel-will-help-students-reduce-single-use-plastic/
Third and fourth graders getting ready for our science festival tomorrow, Thursday evening. #sciencelover