The Leprechaun struck in several classrooms, overturning desks and generally making a mess!

More Leprechaun mischief!

Kindergartners experience a "Pot of Gold."

Making St. Patrick's Day hats

Mrs. Broussard's Kindergarten class made green eggs for St. Patrick's Day!

How are we going to make the eggs green?

Callie said, "We used som green drops to make the eggs green.They tasted the same as regular eggs, yum!"

Emily said, "We cracked 18 eggs. They were runny."

Quincy said, "The ham was very good but I don't like green eggs.

Darnell said, Eggs come from chickens and birds. We used them to make geen eggs and ham. I don't like eggs."

According to Rajhan, this is the first time he cracked an egg.

Kayla said, "I love greeen eggs and ham. I wish we could make them again."

Avery is tasting some green eggs that he helped cook in Mrs. Broussard's class

RJ said, It was fun to make green eggs and ham on St. Patrick's Day."

Mrs. Walker's kindergarten students share what they know about different kinds of potatoes.

Stuednts are helping make "smashed potatoes."

Anylia and Dayra take turns making "smashed potatoes."

Dr. Nelson came by to sample our leprechaun punch and a potato sample.

Our class was learning about solids and liquids. Paige and Gloria anxiously await the results.

What's your favorite kind of potatoes? Our choices were French fries, smashed, potato chips or sweet potato fries.

Dr. Nelson likes leprechaun punch.

First grade students are showing off their green clothes that they wore especially for St. Patrick's Day.

Coach Capers is out looking for the leprechaun.

Coach is determined to catch him!