Milton Elementary kindergarten student Owen DeMalto uses a pizza spatula to flip over cards with the letters he’s hunting to find. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Cole Russell, left, and Brayden Mickelson show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners Jordan Peet, left, and Asaad Pabon build their own pizzas during a centers rotation.
Milton Elementary kindergarten students O’Brien Morris, left, and Skyler Ware didn’t hold back on their pizza toppings.
Milton Elementary kindergarten teachers Dr. Krissy Patton, left, and Stephanie Lewis fully embrace the pizza parlor transformation day.
Kindergarten students at Milton Elementary enjoyed a pizza-themed day of learning.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners (l-r) Alejandra Ramirez-Nolasco, Axel Croll and Gunner Amis show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergartener Annabelle Coffiey colors her shape toppings pizza.
Milton Elementary kindergarten student Owen DeMalto uses a pizza spatula to flip over cards with the letters he’s hunting to find. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Cole Russell, left, and Brayden Mickelson show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners Jordan Peet, left, and Asaad Pabon build their own pizzas during a centers rotation.
Milton Elementary kindergarten students O’Brien Morris, left, and Skyler Ware didn’t hold back on their pizza toppings.
Milton Elementary kindergarten teachers Dr. Krissy Patton, left, and Stephanie Lewis fully embrace the pizza parlor transformation day.
Kindergarten students at Milton Elementary enjoyed a pizza-themed day of learning.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners (l-r) Alejandra Ramirez-Nolasco, Axel Croll and Gunner Amis show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergartener Annabelle Coffiey colors her shape toppings pizza.Kindergarten students at Milton Elementary recently experienced a deliciously fun day of learning during a special classroom transformation that turned their learning spaces into interactive pizza-themed parlors.
Throughout the day, students explored reading, writing, math, science and other subject areas through engaging pizza-inspired activities designed to make learning both meaningful and memorable. From building a shape pizza to going on a letter hunt with a pizza spatula to creating their own guest check where they had to add up costs, students were immersed in hands-on lessons that encouraged creativity, collaboration and problem-solving.
Students and staff donned chef hats, aprons and mustaches that they wore throughout the day. The classroom transformation provided students with an exciting opportunity to connect classroom concepts to real-world experiences while keeping learning active and engaging.
“These types of experiences help bring learning to life for our youngest students,” said Dr. Clara Conn, Milton Elementary principal. “Classroom transformations generate excitement, encourage participation and create lasting memories that the students are sure to keep with them in the future.”
Milton Elementary kindergarten student Owen DeMalto uses a pizza spatula to flip over cards with the letters he’s hunting to find. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Cole Russell, left, and Brayden Mickelson show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners Jordan Peet, left, and Asaad Pabon build their own pizzas during a centers rotation.
Milton Elementary kindergarten students O’Brien Morris, left, and Skyler Ware didn’t hold back on their pizza toppings.
Milton Elementary kindergarten teachers Dr. Krissy Patton, left, and Stephanie Lewis fully embrace the pizza parlor transformation day.
Kindergarten students at Milton Elementary enjoyed a pizza-themed day of learning.
Milton Elementary kindergarteners (l-r) Alejandra Ramirez-Nolasco, Axel Croll and Gunner Amis show off their shape pizzas.
Milton Elementary kindergartener Annabelle Coffiey colors her shape toppings pizza.




