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| Shopping at the annual BOOK SWAP |
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| We each chose 5 books for summer reading! |
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| A fun game in PE on Thursday |
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| Working to publish final bird reports |
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| This student is using an image of a bird on his computer to draw a careful, detailed illustration |
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| Many drafts of practice and step-by-step drawing tools helped us create our quality bird drawings. |
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| Kyle from Chewonki showed us how a screech owl blends in with a tree |
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| We loved the chance to compare the weights and size of Maine owls. |
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| Kyle shared many artifacts related to owls. |
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| We got to feel a lot of feathers and checked them our for their noise capacity. |
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| Kyle showed us how an owls' feathers are crafted for silence, unlike some noisier birds of prey. |
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| The saw-whet owl was a big hit with second graders. |
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| Looking at owl bones |
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| The kids were enthralled with the barred owl! |
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| Students asked great questions about the rehab work with the injured owls. |
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| Those talons are sharp! |
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| Watching a 4th grader perform at the annual Wax Museum |
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| Mrs. Pols found a former student - reporting as Rachel Carson! |
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| Students were quite independent with researching the bird they chose for their final project. |
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| Reports and careful drawings came out great! |
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| The final drawings will be scanned and placed on our bookmarks! |
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