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Arts in Education Week: From the Ground Up – Threads of Creativity

This blog post explores the unique benefits of an arts-based education for children ages 3 through 8th grade. It highlights how integrating visual and performing arts into the curriculum at Lucy School in Middletown, MD fosters creativity, critical thinking, and emotional development. The post also discusses how this approach supports academic achievement and nurtures a lifelong love of learning.

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Little Lucy Library Project: From Read-a-thon to Building a Little Library

At Lucy School, our elementary students recently completed an inspiring Little Free Library project. The project encouraged creativity, community engagement, and a love of reading among young learners. Installed on campus, the library offers free access to a variety of books, promoting literacy and sharing within our school and the wider Middletown community. This student-led effort reflects the values of curiosity, collaboration, and service that are central to our arts-based curriculum.

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Cardboard Boat Race - Middle School Science

Our annual Middle School Cardboard Boat Race and Design project!

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The Transformative Power of the Arts: Goin’ Buggy in 3rd Grade

A joyful, arts-integrated project in which 3rd-grade students explored life-science, civics, and self-expression through a charming musical about insects, community, and change.

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Renewable Energy Exploration with Pre-K 4’s

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Trout in the Classroom: Connecting Students to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed

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Morning Meeting Science with PreK 4’s

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Green and Clean Day

Green and Clean is a memorable foundational educational experience for all of our students. What’s better than a day of learning, laughing, and fun outside?