Living Museum: Ancient civilizations

  • By Shanna Fortier
  • | 4:00 a.m. June 1, 2013
Katelynn Bush, Arnesia Powell, Anne Laurie Joseph and Christina Powell
Katelynn Bush, Arnesia Powell, Anne Laurie Joseph and Christina Powell
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Toga party! Four sixth-grade classrooms at Belle Terre Elementary were transformed Wednesday morning into ancient civilization museums. The exhibits were the students and their end-of-year projects.

Following the model that has been successful in second-grade classrooms at Belle Terre, sixth-grade teachers Cassie Meyers, Abbey Cooke, Matt Nemec and Natasha Walsh decided to bring that idea to their classes and tie it into their curriculum.

Students presented their projects to the second-grade classes, in addition to turning in a research paper on their topic.

 

 

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