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Trial & Error

 Welcome back! We are so excited to be back for a new semester here at Ambrose. It was so great to see each kid come in with a smiling face, ready to take on the day. 

If the Pine PM class has learned anything this year, it's to go with the flow and be flexible in our thinking! While the teachers of Pine had high hopes to create a sensory experience with some class made slime... the slime had another idea. 

Fortunately, the kids have really come a long way in not being disappointed with a failed experiment. They are usually ready to make the best of a not so ideal situation. 






The PM class also really loves to help with any kind of recipe. It gives them the opportunity to participate, take turns, and watch a recipe come together. 

In the video below you can see how they felt about the "slime" that they made. They used all kinds of descriptive words, interesting facial expressions, and unsure finger movements. 
Such a fun day! 





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