The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, Feburar y 23, 2022 B-5 Winslow Elementary School The Science Bowl team did an awesome job in their online competition and placed fifth in the state of Indi- ana this year. The Science Bowl team studied the rock cycle and weathering and erosion. Team members are, from left, front row: Lukas Farmer, Xander Kendle, Austin Vaughn, Brayleigh Schuessler, Katie Halter and Sylas Osborne; back row: Nate Deffendoll, Axel Russell, Tate Pauw, Lukas Carrico-Strom, Gemma Gonzales, Annabelle Zimmerman, Piper Thompson and Neva Schilling. Liam Hook, Parker Tincher, Khloe Nixon and Ja- da Kline hold their published classroom book. Mrs. Henson's students are published authors of a book of fairy tales titled "Once Upon a Time". Sohpia Clark reads her fairy tale story to the class Ava Hart has a desk full of Valentines she received during her classroom's valentine exchange. Adalynn Martin has a desk full of valentines she received during her classroom's valentine exchange. Petersburg Elementary School Landon Beadles and Jaylynn Morales-Cannon showing off their chocolate chip cookies that they made in Mrs. King's Family and Consumer Science class. Hope Readle, Llinkyn Knust and Brittney Kirby sharing some of their chocolate cookies they made in Mrs. King's Family and Consumer Science class. Kayla Lamar and Braelyn Barrett washing dishes in Family and Consumer Science after making cook- ies you can learn a lot from the Newspaper! Encourage your children to make reading the newspaper a part of their everyday routine for lifelong learning. Newspapers are living textbooks, helping students develop reading, math, social studies and language skills while exploring the issues affecting our world today. 1 Year Subscriptions start at just $35.00 for Pike and Surrounding Counties CALL 812-354-8500 or e-mail subscriptions@pressdispatch.net