We were delighted to see an imaginative 3-D display in the hallway just outside of the Kindergarten classroom. They have been exploring various Native American tribes, their unique shelters, and the diverse regions in which they lived. The students created model housing structures to depict much of this information. Mediums included heavy cardboard, straw, sand, leaves, wood, and more! They hand-wrote the names of the Native American tribes and some short meaningful information to attach near their displays. This is not simple for our budding Kindergarteners! It is inspiring that these young, inquisitive minds have so much to share with all of us. They explore and engage so deeply with history. Their enthusiasm and curiosity reminded us of the joy of discovery and the importance of understanding the people and cultures that lived in earlier generations before us!