End of 7th and 5th Grades

We finished out the school year from home.  It's weird to think the girls have done virtual schooling for a couple of months now; their last day going to school was March 13th.  They finished strong through and it was a great year for them (though definitely a weird one!).

Some of the end of school activities included Mia showing off her trumpet skills to thank Mr. Irby for teaching her this year.

 Mia had a math project to help teach fractions.  She could choose between blueberry muffins, scones, and chocolate chip cookies.  I for one am glad she choose the cookies; they were delicious!

 Change that...we were all glad she choose the cookies!

 The girls had some year-end testing to take care of.

 Cambridge House delivered a little care package one evening, and it included face masks for the girls.  Here they are sporting them with their Cambridge shirts for field day pride.

 Field Day was held virtually this year too.  Middle school actually did theirs as a zoom call with a lot of minute to win it type games.  I think Lily enjoyed watching her friends participate more than actually partaking in the activities.  5th grade and younger had some fun activities for field day at home.  We set up a sock toss with clothes hamper, and we had timed races holding a strawberry on a spoon in our mouths.

 You need an egg toss too.  Dad and Mia beat Lily and me on this one.

Not our normal field day but fun nonetheless!

The official last day of school was May 15th.  We all tuned in to Facebook Live that morning for the traditional end of year ceremony.  We were so pleased when both girls were announced as having made the all A/B honor roll for the year!  This means they had no more than two B's the entire year, and the rest A's.  They have worked so hard to earn this.  We were all so surprised too when Mrs. Barile announced that Lily won the PE award for the girls in her class.  How about that?!  While this was most definitely a weird year, it was a great year for the girls.  We absolutely love Stonehaven, the teachers who do such an incredible job with their gifts and talents, and friends we have there.