Our iLEAD Agua Dulce kindergarteners have transformed into true habitat experts! This spring, they journeyed through diverse environments, from the desert to the ocean, arctic, and rainforest. Through project-based learning, they dove deep into learning about the incredible animals and plants that thrive in each habitat, learned about their adaptations, and explored how we can all be habitat heroes.
The culmination of their learning was a wonderful Presentation of Learning on Friday. They proudly shared their impressive knowledge with their families and the wider community. It was an enriching experience for everyone who attended!
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About iLEAD Agua Dulce:
iLEAD Agua Dulce is a free public school offering TK-12th graders a unique, personalized education in picturesque Agua Dulce, CA. Founded in 2018, the school emphasizes leadership development, play-based and project-based learning, and social-emotional development. Its outdoor classroom, complete with farm animals, promotes empathy and responsibility. Learners benefit from technology, arts, and aerospace opportunities, developing collaborative skills and critical thinking. High schoolers take advantage of UC a-g approved coursework, Career & Technical Education (CTE), and the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme, preparing for success in college and career. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook and find us at www.ileadaguadulce.org.
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