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.
MEETING STATE SUPERINTENDENT WOODS – Toombs County High School Senior Lynet Casas was presented with the Award of Excellence by State School Superintendent Richard Woods during a ceremony at the Georgia Department of Education in Atlanta.
BRINGING UP GRADES CELEBRATION – Each semester, the Kiwanis Club of Vidalia celebrates students who have shown good character and improvement in their academics with a Bringing Up Grades (BUG) Celebration. This semester, the event was held on Friday, May 1.
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