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'QuickNews TV' Espy student going down a slide
  • ESPY

Recess is an important time for kids to go outside and relax, whether they like to talk with friends or just run around and be silly. The kids at Espy recently were treated to new playground equipment. Sliding, climbing, and crawling are just a couple of the things they can do on it, and they are absolutely loving every second of it!

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'QuickNews TV' Students with crayons
  • JTSD

Before Covid, JTSD held a farmer's market where families could come in and buy products to benefit their school. They are bringing it back this year and tying it into the curriculum. Second graders have been learning about the different states of matter. They are using that lesson to transform crayons from their original shape to a new one while maintaining their properties.

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'QuickNews TV' students dissecting a cow eyeball
  • MATHEWS

In what is now a tradition at Mathews, second graders got to dissect a cow’s eyeball. The students were tasked with trying to find out how similar cow eyes are to human eyes. Using a magnifying glass, a scalpel, and some scissors and tweezers, they watched a video showing how to dissect the eyeball safely while observing what was happening at each step. The students and the teachers, who were new to this activity, all learned a lot in this unforgettable lesson.

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