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May 7

Lake Lanier Field Trip

We made some memories together!

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I began writing this blog when I was a second grade teacher to share ideas and classroom events with my students and their families. Several years later, I moved into the role of Lower School Science Coordinator and my days were filled with the sound of young scientists (in grades PK through fourth grade) laughing, designing, questioning, experimenting, playing, and exploring in our science lab and around the school campus. I have recently retired from full-time teaching, but will continue to share my love of learning and children with this community

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