
JUNE 2009 Edition - College Park's Community Paper
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LAKE SILVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS - June 2009
Tiger Tot Tours
Lake Silver 5th Graders had a great time touring some future LSE students in the annual Tiger Tot Tour. This opportunity allowed well versed Lake Silver Tigers to give parents of upcoming kindergarteners a tour of the school and some insight into what their little ones will be learning. (click here to see a separate article.)
Cooking Up Some Fun with Harmoni Artesian Market (click here to see separate article)
Recently, the Lake Silver Elementary 2nd graders had the chance to do some slow cooking with Harmoni Artesian Market, one of the Partners In Education. As part of the 2nd grade Math Magnet Curriculum, students study math through the growing of an herb garden. This experience let the students take the herbs they had grown, and dried to Harmoni Market, where Chefs David Nuss and Patty Canedo used them to make delicious flatbread pizzas for the students.
The days were viewed as a huge success! The students were excited to listen, learn and dive in to the teamwork of building flatbreads and learning more about the food. The children screamed, “This is the best ‘pizza’ we have ever had,” and “This is delicious!”A big “Thank You” to Harmoni Market; General Manager J. Chaney, the Chefs, and Jamie Niemann for your participation with our school. The Lake Silver 2nd graders had a fun and educational time cooking with you.
In Honor of Arbor Day
In honor of Arbor Day, 4th grade Lake Silver Elementary students, planted trees and wrote poems honoring trees. (click here to see complete article, including poems written by two students!)
Lake Silver Garden Report (click here to see separate article)
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As the school year comes to an end, the flowers in the Lake Silver Gardens are blooming just in time to say “Have a nice summer!” to the students. This last crop included several beautiful flowers that turned into gorgeous Mother’s Day bouquets, and some tasty vegetables, like cucumbers, squash, and beans, that filled dinner tables.

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