Lassen County Office of Education was proud to host another successful week of 3rd Grade Days, providing students from across the county with an exciting opportunity to experience local history through hands-on, interactive learning. Designed to connect students with the rich heritage of Lassen County, the event allowed third graders to explore what life was like throughout the region’s history in engaging and memorable ways.

 

Students rotated through a variety of interactive stations where they learned about cattle ranching, ghost towns, wildlife, pioneer life, Native history, and the people and industries that helped shape Lassen County. These immersive experiences encouraged curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for the community they call home.

 

The event would not have been possible without the support of dedicated community partners who generously shared their time and expertise with students. Lassen County Office of Education extends a heartfelt thank you to the Lassen County Cattlewomen, Native Daughters of the Golden West, Lassen High FBLA, and all of the volunteers and organizations who helped create such a meaningful educational experience.

 

3rd Grade Days continues to be a valued tradition that brings history to life while strengthening students’ connection to Lassen County and its unique story.