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Ellie and Ila examine green eggs and ham



2019-03-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Lisa Hayes, First Grade Teacher, ACPC.
ACPC first graders Ellie McGuffin and Ila Loy carefully examine their green eggs and ham before taking a taste. Their class had fun in the Read Across Adair County Week reading the book and then predicting whether they might like or not like the menu items.

No matter your age, it's a good morning for eggs, any style, and a fun book. Click here to hear about Sam I am and his campaign for green eggs and ham.


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