新年快樂 by Jack McHugh

新年快樂 is Mandarin for “Happy New Year!” One of my favorite celebrations is Chinese New Year. I love all the … Continue reading 新年快樂 by Jack McHugh

Ancient Chinese Recipes by Ava McHugh

Chinese new year is the first full moon of the year. Usually Chinese new year is between January 21st and … Continue reading Ancient Chinese Recipes by Ava McHugh

This Sunday, the McHugh clan attempted to make their own paper just as the ancient Chinese did thousands of years … Continue reading Making Paper by Payton McHugh

Building a suspension bridge was really cool. I could play with it all day long. It was so strong it … Continue reading Building a suspension bridge by Ava McHugh

This month will be devoted to the study of ancient Greece. We will be reading and summarizing “The Story of … Continue reading January is Ancient Greece Month!

In January we received an invitation to stay with our dear friend Joan Macomber (Uncle Brian’s Mom) at her gorgeous … Continue reading A Greek Adventure in Rhode Island

On Wednesday the 26th of January The Galileo School had the great pleasure of traveling to Harvard University for a … Continue reading Galileo goes to Harvard

Payton, Jack and Ava wrote and performed a three act play based on the Iliad. This was their big English … Continue reading The Iliad: A Play In Three Acts

Alan Davies attempts to answer the proverbial question: how long is a piece of string? But what appears to be … Continue reading How Long Is A Piece Of String?

The diving bell was an early invention to help humans extend their time under water. Divers swam into these bubbles … Continue reading Greek Diving Bell Experiment