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Bugs, bugs, bugs! #rnegreatthings

Leaf bugs galore! #rnegreatthings

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2nd graders enjoyed a visit from an insect expert! #rnegreatthings

Symmetrical butterflies in progress! #rnegreatthings

Should Animals be in Sports? These 3rd graders had a lot of opinions and facts to back it up. #rnegreatthings

Thank you Mr Johnson for coming and sharing your expertise on the Digestive System with our 5th grade TAG students. #rnegreatthings

5th grade medical students learned how the stomach digests food through equal parts physical activity and hydrochloric acid resulting in chyme #rnegreatthings

3rd grade TAG students wrapped up their Wide World of Sports unit by designing and implementing a new game using a bag of mystery items. #rnegreatthings

Testing out newly created games! #rnegreatthings

1st grade TAG students exploring bird beak adaptations #rnegreatthings

Using different tools to simulate how a bird’s beak is adapted for the food they eat #rnegreatthings

5th grade TAG students designed helmets and then tested them to see if they are indestructible. #rnegreatthings

4th graders participated in a gallery walk to view their classmates’ national park projects and provide feedback. #rnegreatthings

Wrapping up our insect & bug unit with our own “nature made” insects #rnegreatthings

Tapping into our creativity, flexibility, and originality with this task. #rnegreatthings

3rd graders participated in an @Amazon Prime Video Sports- Behind the Scenes Tour to end our Wide World of Sports unity. #rnegreatthings

After reading Balloons over Broadway, 3rd grade TAG students designed their own aluminum foil balloons. #rnegreatthings

Designing their own parade balloons! #rnegreatthings