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On December 19, 2024, Francestown Elementary School celebrated another Outdoor Lion’s Learning Day, immersing students in hands-on exploration of winter ecology. Students searched for evidence of life in winter, investigating questions such as where animals are during the cold months and whether trees remain alive. Their discoveries were complemented by cozy moments around a campfire, where they toasted marshmallows and cinnamon buns while sipping warm apple cider. Indoors, students collaborated in teams to craft detailed dioramas of the subnivean zone, illustrating the hidden pathways and habitats animals use to navigate and survive beneath the snow.

December 20, 2024

1. Join us at 11:30 for PRIDE Meeting. We will be having an all school sing along!
2. At 12:00 we will begin Community Lunch.
3. In the afternoon the whole school will be celebrating Polar Express Day.

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This week our FES Sculptors modeled delightful containers, figures, and reliefs. They also continue to add drawings and paintings to our Wonderful Original Works galleries. It is inspiring to see them sharing ideas and enthusiasm while they work.

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On December 4th, Francestown Elementary School's Kindergarten through second-grade students had a memorable outing to the Concord Capital Center for the Arts. They attended a performance of the play Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus based on the children's book by Mo Willems.

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