Learning with Legos
Did you know that Legos can talk? Just listen.
“I’m unique because I’m good at drawing.”
“I’m unique because I have a lot of friends.”
“I’m unique because I love reading and math.”
Legos climb the walls at Ada elementary this month and the words on the Legos are written by Ada elementary students.
Using the theme “connect” – appropriate for the plastic blocks – students in Kindergarten through sixth grade are understanding what connects them as a class, school and community.
During a focus time earlier this month, each student identified one way that student is unique and one way that student connects to someone else in class.
The student-completed answers, written on a Lego-shaped sheet of paper, are now in the elementary hallways, visually showing all the ways students connect.
The youngest students drew pictures to demonstration how they connect, and the answers became more details in the upper grades.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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- Barricaded subject incident on TR 180 on November 3
- Apollo Career Center Honor Roll for 1st quarter, 2026-2027
- Ada Schools honor roll for 1st quarter of 2026-2027
- Village of Forest approved for $954K loan for wastewater treatment improvements
- Unofficial results: Ada and Liberty Twp. levy renewals pass
- Community invited to choose BBBS Bowl for Kids’ Sake theme
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Monday, November 2, 2026
- Bluffton Icon headlines, November 2
- Spencer L. Hall, 39, worked for 5-C Roofing
- Polar Bears sports roundup, October 26 - November 1
- Save December 12 for Merry on Main
- Check out APL events calendar for November 2026
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