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Model Classroom Lessons:
Bird feeders made by children from pine cones and peanut butter and birdhouse gourds.
At Peabody, we believe that children learn in a meaningful way when knowledge is enriched by a wide variety of activities. In order to reach all children with the vast array of intelligences and learning styles, it is important that we broaden the scope of our instruction. A wholistic context furthers the children's ability to make significant and long-lasting connections in their learning. Therefore, we seek to provide outdoor activities, kinesthetic interpretations, and literacy activities to enrich the knowledge base of the child.
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