Adventurers Embark on a Noble Quest to…. Solve Math Problems?
Fun Fridays was designed to add a sense of adventure and excitement to learning math through incorporating a variety of themes based on students’ interests.
Fun Fridays was designed to add a sense of adventure and excitement to learning math through incorporating a variety of themes based on students’ interests.
Black History Month is an annual celebration of African American culture in addition to being a fantastic opportunity to teach children about world history, social studies and modern politics.
The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation started Random Acts of Kindness Day to focus on the positivity that surrounds us every day.
At Aaron School, the middle school students participate in Alliance, a once-weekly class focused on community service.
In the Willow Room, our 3rd Graders spent a number of weeks in science class learning about the different bones in the human body and how they work together.
Every September, Aaron School students enter the 45th Street building full of new hopes, expectations and ambitions.
This year, Aaron School students have been busy learning about the Zones of Regulation curriculum!
It’s true that our digital world has made the use of pen and paper almost obsolete.
Responsibilities and Choices 1 is the second class in the related services curriculum at Aaron High School.
Students in Grades 4 and 5 spent the month of February conducting experiments at home to prepare for Aaron School’s Science Fair.
As part of their yearlong exploration of world cultures, the Willow Room 4th grade students learned about Lunar New Year through watching informative videos and participating in spirited discussions about some of the unique aspects surrounding the holiday.
The Sensory Profile 2 breaks down sensory experiences and stimuli into four theoretical concepts: seeking, avoiding, sensitivity, and registration.