Monthly Archives: October 2011

With assistance from our wonderful parent volunteers, our class practiced our weaving and pottery skills. Using wooden looms and yarn, the girls created beautiful knitted pieces. The pottery session required the use of tools that the native tribes would have … Continue reading →

Every 1st-8th grade student at WIA now has access to the fun and educational site http://www.firstinmath.com . First, locate the username and password taped in your binder. Then log in with your parents’ permission. Have fun competing for points and … Continue reading →

Our own Emeili Fowler has headed up a fundraiser for our class in support of Owen Fox from Mrs. Kehl’s class. Please consider contributing to this worthy cause; every bit helps! Emeili hopes our class can raise $100 and we … Continue reading →

We used all natural items found outside at school to create a wikiup shelter used by the Paiute tribe of California. These structures were small and cone shaped, made from long branches, twigs, grass and leaves. These temporary shelters were … Continue reading →