The Forest
One of the things that I love about teaching at SSP is that it feels like the fifth graders get the last year of their childhood back. There is less pressure to be a teenager when you are ten and eleven. Never is this more visible than when we go to the forest on Wednesdays. Sometimes they complain about having to go, but when they get there, they are completely engaged with nature and each other. Their joy in simple activities is so lovely to see. These pictures were taken right before break when I was lucky enough to have duty on forest day.
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