Warrior Academy provides extra support for students
Axel Villa, left, and Briana Garcia, right, paste pictures in the books they wrote on making s’mores during Warrior Academy Friday.
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Wahluke Junior High students take to the halls for the WJHS version of the Amazing Race.
Max Quiroz demonstrates the moveable scorpion in the book on the jungle animals he made during Warrior Academy.
Valentin Quiroz, foreground and Bryan Sandoval, back, prepare a presentation during Friday’s Warrior Academy at Wahluke High School.
Bridget Saucedo, right, sticks her hand in a plastic bag filled with pretend “blubber” with the help of Wahluke School District teacher Irene Longmire. Saucedo and other students were learning about polar bears during Warrior Academy.
MATTAWA — The first-graders had their tents set up Friday morning, the campfire burning (or at least a paper replica of a campfire burning), but no camping trip is complete without s’mores. The question before the first graders was how to make s’mores.
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