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@k2westacres.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 9:41 PM

CS was excited to report that he beat yesterday’s record, when HB found a leaf with four colours on it. “I found an oak leaf with five!” We wonder if someone will find one with six colours. #TreeInquiry

@k2westacres.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 3:33 PM

A fascinating tree by the walking path inspired us to look closely at the crabapple trees near our Kindergarten yard. It has big, red apples at the top, while the rest of tree is covered in crabapples. It inspired our choice of poem for the week.
#NoticingNature #TreeInquiry

An apple tree with large red apples on the top, larger leaves on those branches. Lower down on the majority of the branches are smaller leaves and tiny red crabapples. Five sets of hands held together; students showing crabapples they collected beneath a mixed-fruit apple tree. Poem on chart paper with a drawing of a large apple tree around the words of the poem. The word red is written in red throughout. Text reads: “Red, Red Red, red What is red? Apples are red, Tasty as can be.”
@k2westacres.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 7:56 PM

HB was excited to find a match for the tiny leaf he found at the nature table. “Look! It’s an oak!” He also “Made a family out of acorns, see?” #TreeInquiry

Child’s finger points to the leaf picture on a large chart of leaves and needles, with a tiny oak leaf placed on top near the closest shape match for his sample.Three round acorns in various sizes, new acorn caps resting on each as their own caps had fallen off. A child’s hand is above, fixing the cap on the middle one.
@k2westacres.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 7:35 PM

Discovered during outdoor learning - it’s summer, and most of the trees are still bright green, but one maple by the playground is dropping red leaves! #NoticingNature #TreeInquiry

Four students stand in a circle, holding reddish-purple leaves together in the centre to compare the colour, size, shape and texture of each.