Mrs. Smith's class enjoyed some Halloween fun and carved pumpkins today. Each student picked the face they wanted, cleaned out their pumpkin and helped carve it. We would like to give a huge thank you to Pumpkins for a Purpose for donating the pumpkins to our classroom.
Mrs. Durbin’s class enjoyed making monster donuts today in class. They researched different designs to create their monster, they learned how to measure, mix, and combine colors to get the color they wanted for their donut monster icing! They all said their creation was yummy!
Mrs. Prenger’s class voted on a pumpkin design. They chose Jack Skeleton. They then followed the steps to paint and draw to make their pumpkin look like the design. They all loved the project. Thank you Pumpkins for a Purpose for the pumpkin donation!
Mrs. Rogers class went on a hayride, picked pumpkins from the pumpkin patch, tried hot apple cider, met the barn animals, had an outside picnic lunch and worked on our community engagement and social skills at Fulton Farms!
Mrs. Durbin’s class celebrated the end of the first quarter by making some pumpkin muffins, fall snack mix, and they enjoyed a McDonald’s boo bucket lunch and Kona Ice day at Troy Junior High.
Mrs. Shcherbyna's class at PHS made french toast and bacon for a breakfast treat on Friday morning!
Miss. Embry’s class conducted a science experiment with glow sticks. They saw which temperature of water makes the glow sticks glow brighter and then made fun glow stick accessories to wear!
Superintendent David Larson spoke to Tipp City Rotary Club yesterday about the services and programs led by the Miami County ESC. Thank you to the Rotary Club for having us share about our organization!
Also pictured is Liz Sonnanstine, Rotarian and ESC Career Connections Coordinator.
Mrs. Petty and Mr. Hahn's classes went to Fulton Farms today. They practiced using public transit and bought apples and pumpkins for their life's skills project.
It's starting to look like Halloween in Mrs.Smith's class. The kids are enjoying two different sensory bins this week. One with jello and one with water beads filled with all kinds of fun Halloween goodies. They also decorated the room with cute yarn pumpkins that they made.
Miss. Embry’s class taste tested this week’s Crumbl Cookie flavors. They expressed their opinions on the cookies and rated their favorite. The majority enjoyed the Double Fudge Brownie the most!
Last week, Mrs. Peltier's class used their dyed rice to make spooky sensory bins! The students followed a "recipe" to create a spooky soup, to work on mathematics, sequencing and fine motor skills!
Mrs. Prenger’s class voted on what fall recipes that they would like to learn how you make, made a shopping list, found the items at Walmart including deciding which items were the cheapest, and then paid for the items. They all love to cook!
Mr. Hahn's class completed an Experiment in class today! Exploring Fall Colors!
Miss. Embry’s class got to try out a new sensory bin filled with slimy spaghetti, spooky spiders, creepy crawly eyeballs, and skeleton hands!
Mrs Ruzicka’s class took a trip to Meijer on the county transit bus. While there, they used the grocery lists they planned in class and shopped for specific items for our lunch tomorrow. We also practice social skills and money skills.
Miss. Embry’s class colored aluminum foil, sprayed with water, and pressed their pumpkin page on it to create a fun tie-dyed pumpkin for their science craftivity of the week!
This week, in Mrs. Naas' room, we are talking about Fat Bear Week. We made Paint Splat Bears and for our recipe we made Hibernating Bear Snacks!!!!
We would like to give a huge THANK YOU to all those who sponsored and participated in our 2025 prom golf scramble fundraiser this past Saturday! It was a beautiful day for an amazing cause!!
On Friday, our Cookson, Junior High and one High School Classroom's enjoyed the day together at Crossway Farms! They were able to do several activities, play in a corn pit, eat a picnic lunch and pick out a pumpkin to take home! 🌽🧺🎃
