Our third-grade science students enjoyed a hands-on learning experience today with Chelsey Pullins, Education Coordinator from the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District!
Students worked in groups to explore rocks and minerals, using a dichotomous key to identify and compare their different properties. It was a great opportunity for our young scientists to learn through exploration and discovery!
Thank you, Chelsey, and the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District for taking the time to provide this fun and educational experience for our students!
