Children's House Room 6

November 2025

Another month has flown by—time really does seem to go quickly when we’re having fun learning in the Montessori classroom! The children are happily gaining independence as they learn good table manners and taking responsibility for cleaning up after themselves. We explored our emotions together by singing a lovely song; you can tell how I’m feeling just by looking at my face. The kids also had a wonderful time learning about their home in California, right here in the USA.


A big thank you to all the parents for joining us for this year’s Thanksgiving feast — your participation truly makes a positive difference in how smoothly our classroom runs. It’s a little sad to see November go so quickly, but I believe the best month is still ahead! I’m so excited to see what December will bring us. Thank you all for reading, with love from your friends in Classroom Six.

October 2025

Happy October! Autumn is in full bloom, and the changing leaves signal the beauty of this season. We observed how the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow as part of our exploration of seasonal changes. We played in the leaves, jumping into piles and crunching them underfoot, which made our outdoor experience even more fun. We also discovered how to be polite during this season: when introducing ourselves to others, we learned polite phrases such as "Will you please help me?" to show respect and kindness. We practiced not interrupting others because we understood that everyone's thoughts and learning moments should be allowed to unfold without interruption.



Additionally, we learned about what happens to trees during autumn, including the process of leaf shedding as trees prepare for winter, conserving energy and water. We examined the different parts of a root—such as root hairs, cortex, and root cap—to understand how roots absorb nutrients from the soil and anchor trees securely to the ground.


We also explored animal classifications, including fish, mammals, and amphibians, discussing features that group these animals together. We learned that North America is home to many of these animals, such as deer, bears, frogs, and fish like trout. As we close out this month, we look forward to the wonders of November, eagerly anticipating upcoming seasonal changes and holidays. Stay tuned!


 Your friends from Classroom 6.

September 2025

Hello! It's your friends from room six. I'm excited to share a fun-filled summary of our September adventures! Throughout the month, we learned about classroom etiquette and how to wash our hands independently using soap — keeping ourselves clean and healthy. We practiced carrying trays and rolling out rugs to prepare for our activities and learned how to care for our classroom materials. We learned that we keep our bodies safe when we walk in the classroom versus running.

 

We even had a blast singing new songs, including one about the seven continents! We also learned polite phrases like "May I have...," "Excuse me," "Please," "Hello, my name is...," and "May I be excused?" September zoomed by in a flash, but not before we shared wonderful stories about ourselves, our homes, and our families. We explored the amazing world of plants, discovering the different stages a seed goes through and how to care for them with water and soil. As September comes to an end, we're looking forward to cooler weather and exciting autumn activities in October!

 

Thank you so much for all your support. Wishing you a fun and positive day! With love, 💕Ms. Love and friends of room six ❤️

Summer 2025

August was nothing short of amazing, bursting with thrilling activities that truly made the summer unforgettable! We had a blast with water slides, mesmerizing puppet shows, and adventurous explorations that opened up a world of unique learning opportunities for the children. Some of the standout moments included mind-blowing science experiments, an incredible circus visit, and a spectacular end-of-summer celebration, all of which brought joy and laughter to both the kids and our wonderful visitors!
 
As we dive into a new school year, we're buzzing with excitement and can't wait to welcome back our brilliant students! This month, we’re all about getting to know each other through fun self-introduction activities, where everyone can share their stories and form new friendships. While we will miss the thrill of our summer escapades, we're eagerly anticipating the new challenges and educational milestones that await us in our classroom community. A heartfelt thank you for your unwavering support as we kick off this new academic adventure. Wishing everyone a fantastic day filled with joy and positivity.


With love,
Ms. Love and your friends from Classroom 6.

Curriculum for December:

Geography/History: South America

Botany:  Leaves

Zoology:   Animal Life Cycles

Sciences:   Natural Features and Environments

Literature Program:   "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein

Enrichments:

  • Art
  • Computers
  • Cooking
  • Music
  • Spanish

Reminders:

  • Please check your child's bin to ensure they have weather appropriate clothes and they are the correct size- please label all your items
  • Check in with the teacher to see that everything on file is up-to-date

Upcoming Dates:

Winter Holiday Recital and Celebration

December 8 - 12, 2025
3:00pm – 4:30pm

School Spirit Week 

December 8 - 12, 2025

Progress Report Distribution

December 17, 2025

Winter Break

December 24 - 31, 2025

School Closed

New Year's Day

January 1, 2026

School Closed

School Resumes

January 2, 2026