NRESC & The Phoenix

Our school embraced a frog-themed Leap Day, hopping into exciting activities centered around these amphibians and their lily pad habitats. From interactive lessons to creative projects, students and teachers leaped into a day filled with ribbiting fun and educational adventures. The frog and lily pad theme added a playful touch to our Leap Day activities, creating a memorable and engaging experience for everyone involved.

Read Across America is an annual reading awareness program organized by the National Education Association (NEA). Celebrated around March 2nd, Dr. Seuss's birthday, the initiative promotes the joy of reading. Join schools, libraries, and communities in fun activities like read-aloud sessions and book fairs to inspire a love for reading and enhance literacy skills in children. We are grateful to have students from Wayne Valley High School read to our students for the second year in a row. Check out their amazing artwork below!

In Ms. Liz's group, students delve into the world of Mount Rainier, an active volcano, using lemon volcanoes 🍋🌋. This hands-on activity not only makes learning about volcanic eruptions engaging but also reinforces scientific concepts in a memorable and enjoyable manner. The interactive nature of the experiment sparks curiosity and fosters a deeper understanding of geological processes.

Ms. Heather transformed "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" into a sensory book, allowing students to explore the story through various tactile experiences. 🐛 This creative adaptation enhances the learning process by engaging different senses, making the narrative more immersive and enjoyable for every student.

"Caps for Sale" by Esphyr Slobodkina is a classic children's book that follows the amusing adventures of a peddler and a group of mischievous monkeys. The story unfolds with a simple yet engaging narrative, complemented by vibrant illustrations. "Caps for Sale" remains a beloved and entertaining read for both children and adults. Ms. Debbie and her many hats made the students'' day.

Every year, March is designated Women's History Month by presidential proclamation. During this time, we celebrate and honor all the amazing things that women have done throughout American history. From brave leaders and scientists to talented artists and caring teachers, we learn about the incredible contributions that women have made to make our country awesome.

Misty Copeland is an American ballet dancer who, in 2015, became the first African American female principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre.

Ella Fitzgerald, was a revolutionary American jazz singer who performed all over the world. Her signature style included her iconic vocal range, clear tone and ability to improvise with her hallmark scat singing. Students created colorful CD spinners in honor of her music in a crafty way.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated staff and supportive parents who participated in and attended our Art Showcase held in February. Your presence and enthusiasm contributed immensely to the success of the event. In addition to displaying our students' artwork, guests learned about our program offerings at The Phoenix.

The Leprechaun is an Irish faery

From down County Cork or from far Tipperary.

They’re tiny and short, a mere two feet in height.

They work on their shoes and their terrible fright

Is that you will stop by and demand all their gold

All hidden away in a tree’s hollow hold.

• The NRESC has built its own online store to purchase Commission gear! Clothing is available for men, women, and children. In addition, you can purchase other accessories and even gift cards! Please give 7-14 days for processing/shipping. You can purchase whatever you like directly from the online store and they will ship items right to you! And to top it off, the Commission receives 12% of all purchases, which it will give back to our programs. Don't forget to snap a picture with your NRESC apparel in different locations!
  
• https://apparelnow.com/northern-region-esc-apparel.