Author Rami Jandali Visits OLM
Thursday, October 17th As part of our Read-A-Thon month, Our Lady of Malibu was thrilled to welcome author Rami Jandali, known for his books An
Our Lady of Malibu School teachers weave a deep understanding of our connection to Nature through our mindfulness programs and teaching practices. “Nature impacts our children’s learning and physical well-being on many levels.” Nature is a place of wonder and awe for our children to grow and develop, such as art, imagination, respect, and responsibility for self and others; it educates the whole child. This mindfulness curriculum is a way to teach students ‘How’ to pay attention, gives them life skills, and helps them further develop cognitively and emotionally by using nature as one of our main base tools. Mindfulness for young children is as simple as teaching them to notice what is happening now. They learn to notice how their body feels and what they see, smell, taste, and emotions. Mindfulness helps children create space between their feelings and their actions to respond to them.
Thursday, October 17th As part of our Read-A-Thon month, Our Lady of Malibu was thrilled to welcome author Rami Jandali, known for his books An
Today, our 4th graders delved into the rich history of California Missions, while our 5th graders journeyed through the fascinating world of the 13 Colonies. With passion and dedication, they presented their projects to fellow students and proud parents, bringing history to life right before our eyes!
In celebrating Earth Day, our lower grades got their hands dirty planting seeds in our garden, while our Middle School students hit the beach for a cleanup at Surfrider. To cap off the day, we all enjoyed a soothing sound bath, grounding ourselves in care for our planet. Together, let’s continue to nurture and protect our precious Earth!
Our preschoolers were thrilled to observe the captivating journey of caterpillars transforming into beautiful butterflies. From eggs to cocoons and finally into fluttering wings, the children experienced the wonder of nature firsthand. Today, with smiles and excitement, they released their newfound friends back into the wild.