Discovery: Session 5, Week 6
- Michal Leshem
- May 22
- 2 min read

Hello families and friends.
This week we did a lot.
This time we’re going to start with WW
For WW almost everyone finished this WW but some people didn't but that’s ok. On friday we also had the WW shop. It was so fun and there was loads of fun stuff. Now let's jump into Quest.
For Quest, some learners have already finished quest, and some learners are still behind in quest. Everyone is excited for the Business Fair!
This week had a lot going on - for example, Journey had a food market one afternoon and we were able to come and buy the delicious food they made. The Launch Pad Studio had a Spanish Market, and you could visit it if you spoke Spanish or if you had a sibling in that studio. For this week in the afternoons, we had Whatever You Need Time, so learners could choose if they really needed to work on Writer’s Workshop, or Quest or Core Skills. We also did a lot to get ready for next session, such as setting goals, requesting our committees, and do the Squad Leader Election.
On Friday, we had a Spring Party planned by the council!
For the spring party, I am just going to tell you the schedule.
Schedule:
At 11:00 we had arts and crafts we could do or nature Origami or plant flowers.
Then at 11:30 we walked to Mollicone Park
Then at 11:45 when we got to mollicone park we played tail tag
And after at 12:45 we walked back from Mollicone Park
When we got back at 1:00 we watched a movie for sparks they watched finding dory discovery watched the minecraft movie and journey watched Mazerunner, Knives Out,
Then finally at 3:00 we had Cleanup and closing
It was all so much fun. Thank you for reading, see you next session and have a great break.
Bye!
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