ANIMAL COMMUNICATION — Miss Molle and Miss Ford's class at Wheeler County Elementary School learned about the different ways animals communicate. One animal that stuck out in their research process was bats. Students learned that bats have a unique form of communication called Echolocation. Students explored this process by pretending to be bats and 'echolocate' one another. To wrap up learning, each student created an informational writing piece titled, “I ‘Bat’ You Didn't Know...' The writing piece included several different facts about their new favorite animal.(L to R): Front: Ella Bell, Asher Poole, Back: Maite Martinez, DeShaun Green, and Cassie Selph. ANIMAL COMMUNICATION — Miss Molle and Miss Ford's class at Wheeler County Elementary School learned about the different ways animals communicate. One animal that stuck out in their research process was bats. Students learned that bats have a unique form of communication called Echolocation. Students explored this process by pretending to be bats and 'echolocate' one another. To wrap up learning, each student created an informational writing piece titled, “I ‘Bat’ You Didn't Know...' The writing piece included several different facts about their new favorite animal.(L to R): Front: Ella Bell, Asher Poole, Back: Maite Martinez, DeShaun Green, and Cassie Selph.
FIGHTING TO BE ON THE BALLOT – Sheriff Candidate Rodney Wardlaw explained to the Board that he was misinformed of the requirements of a petition for independent candidacy.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
RURAL ZONE EXPERT - Department of Community Affairs Rural Zone Representative Cherie Bennett is an expert on rural zones, and presented information about the new designation to members of the Vidalia Lions, Rotary, and Kiwanis Clubs.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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