For those that will continue summer learning, 

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GFA Strega Nona Opera

Please click the link below to see the Strega Nona Opera  that was written and performed by  our Gifted Fine Arts students.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2qz4vta08kjf6l4/StregaNona2014.mp4

Equations Game Day @ Bristol

On May 14 more than 75 students from various schools within the district participated in several rounds of Equations game challenges. The purpose of this event is to engage students in high-level thinking in a friendly competitive environment. Students who participate in math enrichment, Project Plus and WINGS had the opportunity to collaborate between schools by engaging in problem solving and mathematics with skills involving teamwork, democratic process and decision-making. Thank you to all of the Project Plus and WINGS teachers who made this day possible. 

  

Mysteries of Ancient Egypt

Project Plus students at Avery investigated the mysteries of Ancient Egypt.  After learning about the mummification process and the Ancient Egyptian beliefs and attitudes about the afterlife, 3^rd-5^th grade students made a  sarcophagus cover.  Miss Pey, an Avery Instructional Assistant, volunteered to be the deceased pharaoh.  The students cast her body using linen plaster strips.  3 hour later, she emerged from the sarcophagus intact.

Creative Challenge Day at Hudson

The WG Gifted program sponsored  its 3^rd  Annual Creative Challenge Day at Hudson. 3rd grade gifted students from Kennard Classical  Jr . Academy in the St. Louis Public Schools District joined Project Plus students at Hudson for the first time. 

The purpose of the competition was to engage students in high-level thinking in a friendly competitive spirit. This event  offered the students the opportunity to collaborate between schools by engaging in creative problem solving and mathematics with skills involving teamwork, task organization, idea generation, democratic process and decision-making.  

Forensic Science at Clark

Clark Project Plus welcomed Dr. Tom Spudich, a forensic scientist and professor at Maryville, to describe his job, and have an interactive experiment and discussion with PP  students in 3rd - 5th grade. For more information on forensic science click here.