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    Two brothers exploring
    The students built this structure themselves. They had a game going with it that had very specific rules, only known to the children!
    The children built this structure out of loose parts themselves
    Charlie!
    Odin, Emil, Nico, and Hazel were helping Matt dig out grass to evenutally put a sandbox here!
    Luke, Charlie, Dolan, and Clyde cracking up
    Naomi and Elon in the sandbox
    Odin
    Clyde using magnetiles to make this pattern. This play is considered early forms of math
    Emil was trying so diligently to fit his whole person inside this tire
    Lori found and trapped a huge praying mantis in this jar and they had a big discussion on what they noticed about it. Lori did some research and it turns out they praying mantis is an invasive preditor and they feed on hummingbirds!
    Eleanor building houses with magnatiles
    Nico dressing a baby doll
    John, Elon, and Charlie built this walkway with loose parts. They set up a system where you had to speed walk down one side, turn, then speed walk down the other side, then jump off
    Dolan using a new material to create images with magnetic geometric shapes
    Harry and Moxie using our new wooden tool set
    Luke using our geometic blocks to create designs
    Magnetiles in our outdoor classroom!
    Harry and Odin pooring over a book together. Harry was helping Odin feel better about being at school without his mom or dad
    Marius's first day at Meadowlark! We recently introduced these potholder looms as geoboards!
    Felicity creating designs
    Nico was tracing sand paper letters and then using his finger to recreate the letter in the rice
    Odin
    Dolan discovering legos. We like to pull out legos for concentrated fine motor work
    Odin and Emil studing puzzle pieces
    Charlie building compartments to store things
    Eleanor working one of our favorite fine motor skill activities. We usually use skewers or spaghetti noodles to stick straight out of playdough and let child take beads of various sizes and place them individually on the skewers until each one is filled up.
    Charlie building
    Charlie
    Moxie, Odin, and Emil
    Taking a quick phone call
    Eleanor discovering the milky liquid that comes from Milkweed
    Free play in the outdoor classroom
    A variety of puzzle work in the outdoor classroom with Lori
    Marius
    Eleanor and Naomi building and drawing
    Luke next to his tall block tower
    Charlie
    Felicity was so proud of this tower she constructed
    Buddies - Odin and Elon
    Elon and Odin
    Clyde working on a small loose parts provocation
    Huge Praying Mantis
    Ari, Nico, and Marius building
    Emil creating a rocket ship
    Luke and Moxie building with wooden blocks and tree cookies
    "Cheese"
    Nico's potholder loom geoboard
    Clyde doing bead work

    MEADOWLARK SCHOOL

    Address: 705 N. Providence Rd, Columbia, MO 65203

    Email: meadowlarkcolumbia@gmail.com

    Telephone: 573-823-6502 

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