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Written by John Wesley Brett
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Wednesday, 23 May 2012 16:08 |
 Photo Courtesy/James Cullum, Falls Church Patch
Thomas Jefferson fourth grade teacher Cindy Bragg (far right), along with two of her students, Niharika Singhvi and Adele Peng (in lifevests) participated in a " Grasses for the Masses" planting this past Saturday.
"We had been growing the grasses in our classroom since February. This projects connects with our watershed/natural resources curriculum in 4th grade" Ms. Bragg said.
"One of the principles of PYP/IB learning is that what we learn in school should be useful and transcend our classroom walls.
"In the spirit of this, PYP learners act on their new knowledge/skills, to solve problems, to create things, etc. In this case, we would be taking action to help improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay and our local watersheds," Ms. Bragg said.
Caught on the Web: The Forest Below: Underwater Grass Planting Along the Potomac - Patch
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 May 2012 16:16 |