Asking questions, curiosity, knowledge focus of Wahluke FFA project
Students in Jan Bender’s fifth grade class from Morris Schott Elementary get a close look at an exotic bug.
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Identifying bones was among the lessons Wahluke FFA students taught fifth graders as part of the “Farm for Kids” program.
Fifth graders study the components of the compost pile in the Wahluke FFA classroom.
Fifth graders use the microscope to look at decomposing cells.
Animal identification was among the activities for fifth graders in the FFA class.
MATTAWA — The fifth graders from Morris Schott Elementary had seen bugs and gross worms and skulls and some gross compost during their lesson on decomposition from Wahluke High School Future Farmers of America students. Their last stop, said ag teacher and FFA advisor Jonathan Betts, was out in the greenhouse.
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