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Education

Apple of their eye

| Staff Reporters
When most students (or people for that matter) think of the word “dissection,” they typically think of an animal, or maybe the smell of formaldehyde, but for students in Emily Simon and Danielle Hitchcock’s kindergarten classes, the word might conjure thoughts of a red and juicy fruit.

During September and October, the two teachers have been teaching lessons on various STEAM concepts using apples. STEAM is short for science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.

Parent volunteer Rachael Hill reads to students during Mrs. Simon and Ms. Hitchcock’s dual-class STEAM lesson day. Students pictured (left to right) are Tinsley Hill, Alina Colon and Jacob Thayer.

 

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