Author: Marsha

Ms. Alissa’s class learned a fun science activity about magnets! They made predictions on whether or not items around the classroom were magnetic. They took turns using magnets to test out if they were magnetic or not, then documented their results. They enjoyed being scientist for the day! 

April is Autism Awareness month! 

FLLAC students and staff at our elementary programs were feeling mighty lucky Friday! A very friendly leprechaun surprised us with a visit and although he did not give us his pot of gold he gave us some great pointers on how to trap a leprechaun for next year.  Wish us luck!  

Ms. Sarah’s class has been celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day all week with stories, crafts, Lucky Charm Rice Krispies, science experiments and best of all homemade Shamrock Shakes.

Students at Clinton Middle School worked on creating adapted games for individuals with physical disabilities. They came to visit Ms. Alissa’s class and show off their finished products. They had fun meeting new friends and playing some new games! 

When it’s the perfect snow for snowmen, but just way too cold to go outside, we bring the snow inside for a snowstorm of fun! ~ DD Elementary

Today we started our Read Across America Celebration. This is a nationwide celebration that takes place annually on March 2 – Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Our classroom listened to a reading of Green Eggs and Ham and then made some for our lunch, with pancakes!  They were a big hit! We want to know, Do YOU like Green Eggs … Continued

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