Links to visit.
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Art
At McClelland 
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America
Reads
" The America Reads Challenge calls
on all Americans to help ensure that every American
child can read well and independently by the end of
3rd grade. You can play an important role in the America
Reads Challenge." |
Everyday Mathematics
Center
Everyday Mathematics is a research-based curriculum
developed by the University of Chicago School Mathematics
Project. UCSMP was founded in 1983 during a time of
growing consensus that our nation was failing to provide
its students with an adequate mathematical education.
The goal of this on-going project is to significantly
improve the mathematics curriculum and instruction
for all school children in the U.S.
Practice
Every Day Math |
 Computer
Cartridges
Please
save your empty printer cartridges and turn them
in to the school. We are recycling them to
earn funds to support our PBIS
program. There is a box in the library
where they can be deposited.
Thank you for your support. |
Favorite Recipe
Favorite Recipe
Aunt Julia's Yellow
Cake
Submitted by Marilyn
Tucker
2 C Flour
1T Baking Powder
1/2 t Salt
1/2 C Butter or margarine
1 1/4 c sugar
2 eggs
1 t vanilla
1 C milk
In a medium bowl, mix flour, baking powder and salt.
In a larger bowl cream butter, then add sugar gradually.
Mix until light and fluffy. Add unbeaten eggs
one at a time. Add vanilla. Now alternate milk and
flour to mixture. Bake at 375 º F for 25
minutes. For this recipe use two 8" pans, greased
and line bottom with wax paper. When cake is
done leave in pan for about 10 minutes then take out
of pan and put on cooling rack.
This cake is also great using different flavorings,
like maple or lemon. Use 1 t just as you would
with the vanilla.
Doubling the recipe will fill two 9" or 10" size cake
pans.
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From the Desk of Mrs. Tucker
When your child is absent please remember
to call in. We want to make sure all children
are safe.
and accounted for everyday.
Keep all phone numbers updated. If there ever
should be an emergency we need to contact us as quickly
as possible. |
Nurse's Notes
New Hampshire Healthy Kids! http://www.nhhealthykids.com
Healthy Lifestyles for Children - KidPower! http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/DHHS/NHP/Children
"New Hampshire Healthy Kids (NHHK) is a
non-profit organization providing access to low-cost
and free health coverage options for New Hampshire’s
uninsured children and teens. NHHK works in partnership
with the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human
Services, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Northeast
Delta Dental, hospitals, community health centers,
healthcare providers, schools and social service agencies
across New Hampshire to connect uninsured children
with the healthcare services they need to stay healthy
and go to school ready to learn." |
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