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| Sun safety is so important! |
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| Mr. Carpenter is BACK!!!!!! :). |
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| Kendall Shanks leads the Pledge of Allegiance! |
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| Students shared a "Fitbit" skit with the school! How many steps can you walk in a day? |
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| Whole school movement break. Welcome to Go Noodle!! |
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| Sun Safety with Nurse Smith! |
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| The Exercise Tango! |
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| A message from the Green Team! |
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| Thank you to our MC's, Kate and Adare! |
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| This Renewable Energy Engineering unit gets real science tools directly in the hands of our learners as they think about emerging technology and act as innovators. This workshop features building and design projects that help students learn about the science behind renewable sources of energy and the need to diversify our energy sources. In this picture, students are building a wind turbine in order to learn about wind energy. |
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| This unit is structured to get students familiar with the science behind solar panels by having them use the technology first hand. Throughout this unit students are able to explore the possibilities of solar as one of many solutions to creating more sustainable communities. |
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| This lesson teaches students the value of trees to both humans and animals. Students explore the different reasons humans rely on trees ( making paper) and the practices we use to source them. Students leave this lesson empowered to change their lives to help protect forests in unusual ways. |
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| 4th grade students learned about sustainable energy. They built their own wind turbine and then lit up an LED light!! |
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| Alan MacMillan taught students about the history of trains in Essex. |
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| Locomotive Engineer Alan MacMillan! |
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| Rebecca Axelrod teaches about the history of Essex using artifacts from her home (from 1800s). |
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| Laurel Eisenhauer teaches about Annie Gosby, one of the first female professional baseball players who was from Essex. |
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| Lisa Clark shares information about the history of the E.C.C. built by the women of Essex. |
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| Shep Means talks about clamming! |
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| Sue Hardy teaches students about the history of the Town Library. |
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| Cathy Galli, who owns Howard's Flying Dragon Antiques, talks about antique toys. She also brought an antique rotary phone that students tried to "push" the numbers! |
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| Suzanna Winder from Essex Shipbuilding Museum brought a plank steamer to show how boats have been made for centuries in our town! |
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| Noah and Sophie from Alprilla Farm talk about locally grown produce. |
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| Students learned about chickens from Chris Grant at Grant Family Farm. |
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| Movement break sponsored by the Y for our younger students. |
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| Mr. Woodman taught students about the history of the fried clam! |
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| Art class focused on making maps of Essex. |
