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April 14, 2021

Milton CommunitySchoolsApril 14, 2021
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ASE Spring 2021

ASE Spring 2021 will open for general registration on Thursday, April 15 at noontime. Before you register, please make sure to read through the ASE Spring 2021 Information Handbook

As a reminder, this is not a week-to-week program, participants must commit to attending ASE for the 8 weeks; April 26 to June 17. The program closes every day at 5 pm. No program on May 31. The tuition fee is $400.00 for the 8 weeks.

To register, please go to this link: ASE SPRING 2021 REGISTRATION

Community Schools is very grateful for your patience and understanding during these challenging times. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

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Tech Time

Explore Cool Math Games with Jackson!


Cool Math Games Animal Nose Quiz


Cool Math Games Where in The World? Quiz


Cool Math Games Which State is Which? Quiz

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Address an Envelope

We may not do this often but this skill is extremely important. Learn how to address an envelope and practice your skills by writing to friends and family!


How to Address an Envelope

Cosmic Yoga Cosmic Yoga

Travel Bug! 🌎 🐞 Yoga Club (Week 35) | Cosmic Kids Yoga
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Crafts with Ms. Susan

Get creative and make fashion books marks and learn how to express your feelings with paper art with the help of Ms. Susan!


Create Fashion Bookmarks


Express Angry Frustrated Feelings with Paper Art

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TIME Kids

Read some arguments for or against the use of cars in cities from kids like you!



Should Cars Be Banned in Cities?

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Virtual Field Trip

Learn about the rainforest of Borneo! See how scientists use sound to study and the protect the island's biodiversity.


The Symphony of the Rainforest

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Google Earth

Using Google Earth, explore different areas that look like letters from outer space!


Reading the ABCs from Space

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NASA

Learn about Katherine Johnson and how her calculations got us to the moon and back!


The Girl Who Loved to Count

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