Lori Hugar’s first-grade students at Sandycreek Elementary are celebrating healthy eating. They shared their favorite foods on “GO FOR GREENS” day during their language arts lesson. The children devoured beans, spinach, avocados, melon, celery, peas, pickles, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, apples and grapes. It was enjoyed by all as they wrote adjectives about the various foods they explored during the language arts/health activity. (Submitted photo)
‘Go For Greens’
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Recent Deaths 4/29/24
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CLA sets registration, open house event
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Recent Deaths 4/24/24
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Pet of the Day 4/23/24
Vegan Apple and Black Bean Fajitas
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