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Shaffer's classes take to the woods
Many students in Mrs. Shaffer's AP Language and Composition class enjoyed the nature walk they took on October 11. This brief time in nature was an introduction to their Nature Unit. Students were asked to commune with the nature around the school and take a picture of anything that spoke to them. They were then asked to reflect on their own perspective on nature. They will revisit the pictures again at the end of the unit to see if their perspective or feelings about nature have changed. The photos are featured outside of room 200. Enjoy the beauty Mrs. Shaffer's classes shared in the videos below...
Andi Householder and Gia Hornack give a thumbs up to nature.
Tristan Brothers, Josh Miller, Mark Cosentino, and Justin Hyland gaze at the beauty of nature.
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"The divide between the fall colors on the trees and the spring/summer colors on the trees... beautifully contrast the dark woods."
Leah Leslie, PD. 2
"There is water that is flowing through the creek. The nature around it is changing as the leaves fall, and it gets colder outside."
Cooper Hornack, PD. 2
"Beauty can be found anywhere if you look hard enough."
Grace Nesko, PD. 2
"The bright and colorful leaves on the trees show how beautiful life can be."
Josh Miller, PD. 2
"Nature has a natural beauty to it that blends in."
Chloe Walton, PD. 8
"A bright pop of color that shows how unique and beautiful the little things of nature are."
Nadia Nee, PD. 8
"Beauty shouldn't be defined in what something was, it should be defined in what it has become."
Haley Swauger, PD. 8
"Every walk with nature, you notice twice its value."
Giavonna Griego, PD. 8
Writing Contributor: Delaney Proch
Photo Contributors: Mrs. Shaffer's AP Lang Classes and Mrs. Shaffer
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