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Written by Cheryl Smith Monday, 17 October 2011 09:53

Lakewood Elementary learns about the five senses

First grade students at Lakewood Elementary School learned about the five senses; taste, touch, sight, smell and hearing. While studying about hearing, the students created headbands with ears and drew pictures representing the sounds they heard during a listening activity. Pictured (from left to right) are first row; Justin Denison, Reichen DeForest, Kai Miller, Colin Schmidt, Libby McFarland, Rogan Calvagna, Jesse Greenwood, second row; Cohen Williams, Caroline Mounger, Sydney Bussell, Leslie Plum, Aliana Rodriguez, Brooklyn Trivette, Isabelle Pugh, back row; Ariel Terry, Ian Quirsfeld, Jocelyn Auxier, Spencer Nix, Angelo Lanni, Trinity Michael and Thomas Persons.