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Noel Crum posted
I am attaching a link to a video that was filmed in Sharon Mullins’ headstart class at Porter Elementary. The video focuses on strategies learned at the Dialogic Reading and Everyday Science Preschoolers training on September 12.
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Traci Tackett posted
As we checked on the garden beds today, we saw first hand the importance of placing a Fall/Winter garden in a sunny location. The “Cole Slaw” garden is on our playground in a shady place. The first photo shows the ice crystals that were on the veggies at 10:00 this morning. The following pics show the difference in the garden beds that are on…Read More
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Traci Tackett posted
Today our School Garden came full circle as the students at Pikeville Elementary School were able to enjoy an additional option of salad with greens, turnips, radishes, and broccoli grown by fellow students. To learn more about our garden visit us online http://tinyurl.com/pesplantit and on twitter…Read More
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Noel Crum posted
W.R. Castle Elementary School put their MondoPad to work this past week as they used it during a Johnson County Elementary Academic Meet they were hosting.
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Traci Tackett posted
The FBLA Entrepreneur team are promoting small businesses with a focus on Appalachia Sustainability. They wanted to be “hands on” learners and asked to sell produce from our school garden at the local Pike County Farmer’s Market. This morning they successfully sold bags of stir fry mix, mustard greens, turnip greens, turnips, radishes, green…Read More
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I am so impressed by a group of students who show this kind of commitment. Way to go FBLA Entrepreneur team.
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