The houses have been assembled and are ready for decorating.

 The kids getting started on their houses.

 Working in groups.

 Such creative work.

 Looking very proud.

They all created a masterpiece. We had so much fun making these. Thank you to all the families that donated candy items so decorating gingerbread houses could be possible.

Finding some time for silent reading.

Kids under the Christmas tree.

Below is an art project we did for Thanksgiving. They are wonderful and resemble stained glass. 

 These two turkeys sit along side a pumpkin we also made in art class. The students worked on shading when they did the pumpkins. They used darker colors to add depth that looks like the lines on a pumpkin. 

 This is the second day the students spent exploring owl pellets.

 A large rodent skull.

 This appears to be a vertebrae according to our chart.

 This also was a very large skull.

 Teeth in what was a very big skull. It appears to be from a large rodent such as a rat.

 The kids were amazed that they were finding bones that looked exactly like the ones on the chart.

 These are the bottom jaw from what we believe was a rat.

 One student found more than 6 skulls on her owl pellet.

Some of the bones found in an owl pellet. This was a very interesting learning experience for the students.