Camp Artifacts
Week 2- Asia & Africa
Morgan/Hill 3rd Grade
Future third graders enjoy tilling in the garden. They are using the vegetables as possible ingredients in their next Asian eggroll.
Rucker/Lawrence 4th Grade
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” – Pablo Picasso
Life Lessons learned by our rising 4th graders as they discover the awesome world of perception and art.
Yorker/Richard 5th Grade
Authentic African cuisine called Jerk Chicken was enjoyed in the child friendly Lay's potato chips version. Students also engaged their palettes with a favorite Asian cuisine called rice noodles with veggies and chicken.
Winkfield/Wallace 3rd Grade
During week 2, our students learned about Africa and Asia. We created African masks and ate fried rice with egg rolls. We also visited the Tubman Museum where the students learned to drum like Brother Kwami.
Cooper 4th Grade
This week we learned about Africa and Asia. The students were able to learning drumming from Brother Kwami at the Tubman Museum and they even learned the art of African weaving.
Lacksen 5th Grade
This week, we explored Asia and Africa, tested out different homemade volcanoes, and went on a field trip to the Tubman Museum.
Drumming with
Brother Kwami
History time!
Ready for an adventure
Drum practice
Continuing the Cruise
Week 3
Days 1&2- Port South America
Days 3&4- Port Australia
Week4
Days 1 & 2- Port Europe
Day 3- North America
Day 4- Captain’s Culmination Celebration