


After months of studying world cultures Eleanor's First Grade class is treated to some bento boxes at our neighborhood Japanese restaurant. Twenty two First Graders dressed in 'kimonos' made out of pillow cases walk from school to Kama Kura where they eat with chopsticks and 'try' sushi (or white rice in most cases!). Eleanor's teacher, Ms. Ortmann, has worked tirelessly to teach them about France, Japan, Spain, and even Nigeria. She is so creative and patient and AMAZING at what she does!