For the third straight year the AYCC visited Belgrade Central School, engaging students in archery and climbing wall activities. The school community appreciated having such a valuable resource and was grateful to Ms. McGuan for continuing this exciting tradition. #WeAreRSU18
In art class with Mrs. Wrenn at Belgrade Central School, fourth grade students created incredible dragons. These detailed creations took time, patience, and the use of a wide range of artistic skills, resulting in truly impressive work. #WeAreRSU18
Kindergarteners in Mrs. Pott’s classroom at Belgrade Central School are hard at work mastering foundational literacy skills. Through daily practice and perseverance, these young learners are well on their way to becoming confident readers and writers. #WeAreRSU18
Belgrade Central students are building more than literacy skills this year—they’re building friendships. Fourth and first graders come together as reading buddies, sharing stories and forming meaningful connections. Students look forward to their time together, strengthening relationships one book at a time. #WeAreRSU18
At Belgrade Central, Nurse Kenzie visited Mrs. Vincent’s first graders to talk about germs and the importance of handwashing. Students even had the chance to examine germs using special nursing equipment. Thank you, Nurse Kenzie, for going above and beyond to keep students healthy and informed! #WeAreRSU18
Mrs. Nightingale’s students at Belgrade Central demonstrated confidence and preparation as they presented their biography projects. Standing before their peers, they shared about well-known figures and the achievements that brought them recognition. It was a wonderful opportunity to practice public speaking while learning about influential individuals. #WeAreRSU18
Second graders in Mrs. Bradbury’s classroom at Belgrade Central explored science in a hands-on way using scales and measurement tools. Through active investigation, students strengthened their understanding while having plenty of fun. Engaged learning made science both meaningful and memorable. #WeAreRSU18
Back in September, Mrs. Nightingale discovered her class was full of pickle enthusiasts. From that moment on, they set their sights on earning a pickle-themed celebration. When the big day arrived, students enjoyed sweet pickles, sour pickles, and even pickle-flavored Cheetos! Mr. Clark and Mrs. Thomas joined in the fun to witness the excitement. Congratulations to third grade for earning such a “dill-icious” reward! #WeAreRSU18
Through lively, multi-step routines set to traditional music from countries such as Russia, France, and the United States, fifth graders partner up and learn the joy of coordinated movement and cultural expression. The classroom quickly fills with rhythm, teamwork, and plenty of laughter.
The smiles on their faces say it all—these fifth graders truly love dancing their way through winter! #WeAreRSU18
In Mrs. Potts and Ms. Arsenault’s kindergarten classroom at Belgrade Central School, students experienced the wonder of popcorn popping “the old-fashioned way.” From a safe distance, they watched kernels burst to life, followed by a tasting session and a read-aloud all about popcorn. The simple magic of sight, sound, and smell made the experience unforgettable. #WeAreRSU18
