Hiding and drawing Kdg animals in the Trinity garden. #TrinityLearns These kids are camouflage experts now! Thalia Scott

Art and Science collaboration learning about camouflage with Kindergarten and using the garden as an outdoor classroom.#TrinityLearns Nina Chamberlain

Early Learners using their rainbow catchers on a fun Friday morning! 🌈 Gale Weber #TrinityLearns #CherishChildhood

Early Learners using their sense of touch to explore many textures. Pointy, rough, smooth, soft. What do you feel? Robin Martin #TrinityLearns

Kindergarten combine art and science to explore color mixing. We can record our findings when experimenting. #TrinityLearns

Team STEAM at Trinity Halloween! #TrinityLearns 🎃

How does one teach the physics of force and motion to Kindergarten students? We play! Science and PE join to experience push, pull, force, and motion. #deepenunderstanding while #cherishchildhood #trinitylearns Trinity PE Thalia Scott

Kindergarten students using the “Germinator” to check on their hand washing skills. #TrinityLearns

After learning all about snow in science, Early Learners made their own snow. #TrinityLearns

PreK students learning to read the temperature on a thermometer. So exciting to see the red line move up and down! Thalia Scott Claire C #TrinityLearns #CherishChildhood

Early Learner scientists are ice fishing while also exploring the affect salt has on ice. #trinitylearns #cherishchildhood

Kindergarten scientist using black pepper and dish soap to observe how soap makes germs scatter.#trinitylearns

PreK is learning how art and science ROCK! Reading “If You Find a Rock” by Peggy Christian. So many different kinds of rocks all around us. April Patton #TrinityLearns

Art and science combine to teach Pre-K all about rocks. Where can we find rocks around Trinity? BrainPop teaches us that even glass is made of rocks! #TrinityLearns

PreK students are reading “Petra” by Marianna Coppo before they begin painting and describing their pet rocks. #TrinityLearns

Pre-K painting their pet rocks with details using q-tips and acrylic paint. #TrinityLearns Thalia Scott helps us with identification and measurements.

Early Learners discovering the difference between opaque and transparent in art and science. Gale Weber #TrinityLearns

Opaque/Transparent scavenger hunt! #trinitylearns Thalia Scott Robin Martin

Reminiscing about exploring light with Early Learner Scientists...there is light at the end of the tunnel😊#TrinityLearns #missingmystudents

Learning how air moves objects...think the wind in Science. Check out how this Butterfly's parachute sails through the air. #trinitylearns