The Official Newspaper for Foster County
The Official Newspaper for Foster County
An axolotls, also known as water dog, can regrow body parts and swallow its prey whole! Haylee Hoffman found a stuffed animal of the rare animal online, which she proudly displayed with her project.
Kenzie VanRay wore a costume to depict her animal, the red fox. The handmade clay model on the table was also well done.
Cooper Johnson's honey bee project appeared to be a fan favorite, as a crowd of several kids surrounded his display. His model was impressive, his display board contained vibrant, full color photographs, and he even brought a jar of fresh honey.
Braylon Sauvageau's hand-painted board placed his great white shark in its ideal habitat, apparently making it look realistic enough that it shocked Gannon Inglish.
Carrington Elementary students showcased some fun year-end exhibits at the school Monday, May 23. The second graders each prepared an animal project, and all were set up in the East Commons for family and friends to explore. They conducted research, put together a display board and either purchased or made a model of their animal. Many used clay to shape their animals.
