We are making our hands strong for kindergarten with this fun activity!! Pokey pins are one of our favorite fine motor activities. The pictures look so pretty hanging in a window!
Egg Hunt 2025 and an Easter snack on the front porch😄part 2
Egg Hunt 2025 and an Easter snack on the front porch😄 part 1
Puzzle team battle in Ms. Mori and Mrs. Angela's classroom.
Ms. Mori and Mrs. Angela's class is making caterpillars using balloons instead of paint brushes. This is the character in the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
ULPK waitlist for 2025-2026 school year.
ULPK lottery numbers for students chosen for 2025-2026 school year.
Looks good!!! Mrs. Ranow's class having a center time make believe lunch.
Blasting off with books in the rocket!
Pattern and geoboard shape fun in Mrs. Alisa & Mrs. Shelli’s class.
Center time fun in Ms. Mori and Mrs. Angela's classroom.
Small group in Ms. Mori and Mrs. Angela's classroom, does it weigh more or less?
In Mrs. Ashley’s small group, we cut sunshine snip strips, glued them down, and counted. These smart kiddos counted all 16 or 17 🌞 like pros!! 🤩
Please see Notes from the April 1, 2025, Board of Education meeting:
Center time is so much fun! Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Krystal’s students aren’t just playing. They’re working on sharing and communicating, strengthening their fine motor skills, using their imagination, experimenting with magnets, exploring our Spring theme, and so much more! The power of PLAY is so important in pre-k!! 🤩
Mrs. Katie and Mrs. Sam’s class are learning about parts of a flower and the butterfly life cycle in small groups! We are so excited it’s finally spring!
Please take a moment to complete The Thomaston-Upson School District Spring 2025 Community Stakeholder Survey. This survey is for our community and business partners to provide input regarding our District Improvement Plan. The survey will be open until May 9th. Thank you!!!
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/277481/1804/1
Pool noodle drumming!❤️
Center time creations…block cities and a space collage.
PARENTS: These are jackets (with no names inside) that have been left at school. Please contact your child’s teacher if you recognize their coat. Any unclaimed coats will be donated at the end of the year.
