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Culminating presentation showcasing the projects and the learning of each student. Skill-building classes that promote empathy, cooperation, communication, conflict management and problem solving. Inspiring the motivation to learn and engage teachers and students in new levels of focus and effort.
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This website schoolcraftyouarewhatyoueat.weebly.com states the following, "Rhinestone Farms - Wild Rice." Our analyzers viewed that the website said " Kroeger and Rixen Farm - Honey." The Website also said " To begin our expedition we looked at many mystery objects. We realized that our expedition was about food! Next we went to Bill Wilsons farm. He asked us to help him market his apples. We said, Yes! We had a lot to do! By Simon and Pharaoh. We read the book, Stone Soup. And brought them to school. We found the stones outside by the lake. It took a whole day to cook."VIEW SUBSEQUENT WEBSITES
Welcome to the SLC French class page! Use the navigation system above to see what your Schoolcrafter is learning this year in French! Create a free website.
As part of the water expedition, middle school students studied macroinvertebrate. Collected macroinvertebrate in Turtle River Lake. Photographed macroinvertebrate using a digital microscope lens. Published Weebly websites as a way to share information.
Schoolcraft College Digital Archive Collection. Schoolcraft College Digital Archive Collection. Featuring images and background information for college administrators through the years from our digital archive collection. This file contains images from college events of all types spanning 50 years of history from the digital archive collection. The first general commencement took place on May 1, 1966, with ceremonies held outside in the mall area of School.
Check back weekly for updates and news about what is going on in our classroom. We are crew, not passengers. Check here for local weather! Make sure to send your child to school prepared to spend time outside each day. Book orders are due Feb. 29! Ordering online is easiest, and gives you the option to order from any of the flyers. However, you can still return the flyer with money to me by the 29th. Sarah for her help during our holiday party. Sarah for help with paper mache.