Listen to grade 4 (2009-2010) students practice for the 2010 COLT Rhyme Celebration:
Watch the performance at Smith Middle in Glastonbury
Gracias to all of the Lewis Mills students who created all of the beautiful paper dolls you see here on stage that represent Spanish speaking countries.
Useful Spanish Websites click here! Be sure to check out these sites to help you practice your numbers, maps of hispanic countries, and so much more! Great tools for completing your "tarea" homework.
Scroll down to see some of the exciting events that happened in the 2008-2009 school year! Go to the Photo Gallery section of this page to see more photos of the the last two academic years!
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Mrs. Irwin's class (pictured), part of the third grade and all of the fourth grade had a foreign exchange student studying at Lewis Mills speak to the class about Healthy Eating and his experience here as it compares to his life in Spain.
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Lake Garda students were treated to guest visitors from Spain who spoke to them about their culture and the tradition of Three Kings Day.
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The Lewis Mills High School Spanish Teachers recently took their students on a field trip to The Puerta Vallarta restaurant in Avon, CT where they were treated to a Mexican Buffet and Mariachi band.
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The World Language Teachers get in the spirit of Halloween at Lewis Mills!
Below are pictures from the Connecticut Rhyme Celebration hosted by Region 10 at the Lewis Mills Auditorium in March of 2009. Señora Tracy and Señora Ruelas brought a group of children from both Lake Garda and Harwinton Consolidated to compete and be part of the opening and closing acts of the Celebration.
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Frankie Rivera and his family joined us at the Rhyme Celebration to add an authentic Latin rhythm to our rhyme.
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A picture of me with student work displayed on the Spanish Bulletin Board. This is a sampling of the Grade 3 Farm Animal Unit.
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