As she walked around letting the children touch and inspect the creatures she answered questions and shared interesting information, such as on horshoe crabs, which have been around since dinosaurs walked on the planets. At the end of the program, Crumrine gave a little pop quiz, and handed out a seashell for each child to take home. Enjoy some photos from the presentation !
A class pet can be an invaluable experience for school children. The pet can teach responsibility, build a connection to the classroom, serve as a motivator, and be something for the children to love.
The sixth grade class, under the guidance of their teacher, Mrs. Baio, recently purchased a Budgie parakeet as a class pet.
Many criteria were taken into consideration when the sixth grade class chose this pet. The students researched the idea, discussed it, and collected money to purchase the bird, cage and all of the necessary supplies. Permission slips were sent out to the parents for parental approval for the children to handle the bird and care for it daily.
Our newest class member, Sky, chirps happily whenever the children enter the classroom. Perhaps most important of all, Sky is teaching the sixth grade students about caring and responsibility. More Pictures Here!
The fifth and sixth grades students at
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At our Open House on April 29, 2007 SHS students prepared displays and exhibits relating to both our local and global environment. Among these was a Multimedia presentation showcasing environmental issues and SHS students working to clean up local parks. Click Here for the presentation created by Kayla Delgado, Grade 8. Thanks to our Science teacher, Mrs. Hendershot, for pulling this together.
Also on display was various school wide science projects on the