Lupine Lane Blog

MIT’s School of Engineering on Legos

Check out this article from MIT’s School of Engineering entitled “ What do Legos have to do with Engineering?” Nearly anyone can recognize that children gain an incredible amount of skills through working with Legos, wh…

The Hummingbirds’ Ocean Exploration (2 to 3 Years Old)

Typically in a class, there is a general interest in a “preschool-type topic” like fish, transportation (trucks, trains, etc.), community helpers, animals, dinosaurs, etc. Developmentally, these subjects really appeal t…

The Ducklings’ Derby Day (18 Months to 2.5 Years)

This will begin a series of posts on the most prominent Topic Studies from each classroom at our school during the school year! We are excited to share all of the things the kids and teachers have been working on and ho…

Oh, The Places They’ll Go!

The 2018-2019 Flamingos The month of May seems to rival the holiday season with the number of events, parties and memories kids and families create together. We know it’s busy, and we are grateful for all that we get to…

Fizzle, Bubble, Pop and WOW! Science Camp

June 3 to 7, 2019 9a to 2p Ages 4.5 to 8 Children have the innate curiosity that science requires. They naturally wonder, observe and explore, which makes them incredible scientists. Perhaps they wonder how and why a ca…

New Summer Camp Lunches!

We have had so many requests for lunches during summer camps! Since Mr. Carl spends the summer teaching camps, adding to the playground and keeping the school in tip-top shape, he takes a kitchen hiatus. We’ve been sear…

The Heart of Art Genre Camp with Ms. Julia Herman

“I begin with an idea and then it becomes something else” – Pablo Picasso Process Art. Those words get thrown about a lot these days, and they sound sort of self-explanatory, but here is what they mean to me, as a Pre-K…