PURPOSEFUL PLAY EVENTS
Come ready to celebrate Spring on May Day with Sonnets Academy and the River North Residents Association. We'll be sowing seeds and learning about plant life cycles in addition to all of the other wonderful activities that the Neighborhood Association has planned.
Montgomery Ward Park - one block West of our school at
Erie & Kingsbury.
5/1
River North
SPRING FLING
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Chicago Children's Museum & Sonnets Academy have teamed up to offer the following exciting CCM member-exclusive event at the museum:
Experience the museum's newest exhibit before it opens to the public! ZOOM ROOM encourages playful discovery of physical science concepts through comparing and contrasting vehicles in motion. This exhibit is perfect for children and caregivers to explore together. Learn more about our community partnership with CCM HERE.
You must be a CCM member to attend.
5/14
Purposeful Play:
ZOOM ROOM
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Join us in the Crown Room adjacent to the exhibit for some purposeful play activities with our school directors.
Car & Ramp LEGO Building Station
Assemble the coolest car ramp imaginable! The possibilities are truly endless. At our Car & Ramp Building Station, children can work together to bring their ideas to life and then see how it works when they add cars and trucks to the mix.
Roller Coaster Racing
Two at a time, children can ride down our life-sized roller coaster tracks in roller coaster cars. This activity is a blast for toddlers through pre-k and allows children to experience concepts of physical science with their bodies - gravity & momentum as they accelerate down the roller coaster slope.
“We have two kids enrolled at Sonnets and we couldn’t be happier. First, they love our kids! They helped our son get excited for his new baby sister and they often take him to her classroom so he can visit her. Second, the curriculum is outstanding. Our son has learned so much academically and socially. I feel like the teachers are truly partners in helping to nurture and develop our kids. And, best of all, our son looks forward to going to school each day.”
