Summer School students had a blast at Tanganyika Wildlife Park! (Set 3 of 3 photos - 2nd & 3rd)
Summer School students had a blast at Tanganyika Wildlife Park! (Set 2 of 3 photos - 2nd & 3rd)
Summer School students had a blast at Tanganyika Wildlife Park! (Set 1 of 3 photos - 2nd & 3rd)
More of: What can we learn about owls by dissecting owl pellets? We used evidence found in the owl pellet (digestive remains) to ask and answer questions about an owl’s habitat and prey. Then we used a chart to identify their prey based on items found in the pellet.
What can we learn about owls by dissecting owl pellets? We used evidence found in the owl pellet (digestive remains) to ask and answer questions about an owl’s habitat and prey. Then we used a chart to identify their prey based on items found in the pellet.
5th grade created a reading standard lessons to teach to our pals students using a favorite book from their younger years
5th grade created a reading standard lessons to teach to our pals students using a favorite book from their younger years
Kindergarten enjoyed our afternoon of dissecting Owl pellets. Everyone thought it was cool to find all the little bones.
Pre-K loved dissecting Owl Pellets today!🦉
1st graders LOVED dissecting owl pellets! We were all amazed with how many different bones they found in each one!
Summer school safari silhouette art
Lady Spartan Volleyball players putting in the work! Keep stacking good days!
Safari summer school in Mrs. Mcclure's class! We studied animal adaptations: Blubber, beaks, and bad smells!
3rd Day of Summer School 2023!
3rd, 4th, & 5th Grade did shaving cream marbling, used paint and water to create the capillary action and make 'giraffe skin, then stencils to create animal patterns of all kinds!
Thanks Ms. Teresa for providing us with delicious lunches this week for summer school!! ❤️❤️
2nd & 3rd graders acted as scientists excavating their mystery animal pods!
2nd day of Summer School 2023!
We used paint and water to create the capillary action and make 'giraffe skin, then stencils to create animal patterns of all kinds!
STEM activities are great for critical and creative thinking opportunities
Busy day with lots of learning stations!
Day 2 Safari Adventure continues with scientists excavating their mystery animal pods! The next step is researching cool and interesting facts about their animal as we prepare for Tanganyika Wildlife Park Field Trip on Friday. If you couldn’t make it today, there is still a few more days left to join us
