Last Friday and on Monday this week, second graders met a well-known concert pianist, Asiya Korepanova, and listened to her spectacular classical music pieces live. She performed pieces from famous composers including Bach, Chopin and Rachmaninoff, and discussed the styles and origins of the pieces that she played. Second graders were asked to draw and color about what or how the music make them think or feel while they were listening to those amazing pieces. Ask your second grader:
- “What was it like to see a live classical music performance”
- “How they felt while they were listening to these classical music pieces”
- “What they drew/colored during the performance”
This past Thursday, third graders welcomed The Concord Museum to Sprague for a hands-on discussion about what life was like for people in the colonies. They had a chance to explore what a typical town like Wellesley would have been like as well as the common possessions and clothing worn during the colonial time.
Check out photos of these great events on the CAS page.
