Montessori Matters
March 30, 2018
Spring Fever
Please enjoy all of the pictures of the many happenings across campus this week!
Practical Life at Home This Lower El student prepares dinner at home for his family. | Practical Life at Home This Middle School student works on loading the dishwasher at home. | Practical Life at Home This Middle School student works on preparing dinner at home for her family. |
Sensorial Materials A primary student is mixing the Sensorial materials to create a flower. | Creativity A primary student is sculpting a “human” with play dough. | Math Work A primary student is learning that some numbers are odd and some are even |
MSA Athletics
Water Initiative
Every 90 seconds a child dies from a water-related disease and 1/3 of all schools lack access to safe water and adequate sanitation. Children are often responsible for collecting water to help their families, taking time away from school and play. Access to safe water and sanitation changes this. Reductions in time spent collecting water have been found to increase school attendance.
Montessori School of Anderson's first water initiative has successfully raised $790. We want to thank each and everyone of you who donated to this cause. In addition to raising money, upper school students participated in a 7 minute shower challenge. Younger students were encouraged to participate by remembering to turn the tap off while brushing their teeth. Water is a basic necessaity and your donation allows little kids to go to schools and work toward a better future.
Founded by Gary White and Matt Damon, Water.org is a non-profit organization that has been pioneering market-driven financial solutions to the global water crisis for more than 25 years, giving women hope, children health and communities a future.
Information from: http://give.water.org/fundraiser/6894/
Geometry Dr. Mahajan's geometry class is studying Pythagorean triangle. As a part of class project, the students created a Pythagorean spiral that used right triangle geometry. | Gingerbread House Dr. Mahajan's 7 grade math class students were studying area and perimeter. The students were asked to create a blue print for a ginger bread house. After the calculations were verified, they were then asked to build an edible model of their ginger bread house. Pictured below is a student who was excited to share his edible house. | Podcast Upper El is recording their history/science podcast "Anything and Everything" debuting soon. |
Geometry
Gingerbread House
Garden Club Mushroom Class


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