Building upon the great work we accomplished last week towards our Action Project, we continued with the process on Tuesday by generating a task list we need to complete in order to coordinate our project. This is inherently a student directed project, so the students are in charge of choosing the topic and coordinating all… Read more »
Building upon the great work we accomplished last week towards our Action Project, we continued with the process on Tuesday by generating a task list we need to complete in order to coordinate our project. This is inherently a student directed project, so the students are in charge of choosing the topic and coordinating all… Read more »
We have had quite a week of variety with a little bit of everything that kept us going strong without boredom. The four days in May project is getting along quite well and we really seem to be getting the information we need to base our opinions and decisions on for the project. I had… Read more »
This week we began to dive into our Action Project topic for 4 Days in May in more detail by conducting research to find more information about fire mitigation. Tuesday and Thursday we spent time in the computer lab conducting research and got together on Friday to share the knowledge we had gained throughout the… Read more »
By Jessie Stoner and Becky Goodhew, Community Adventure Program Students, 3rd Quarter 2004 Why eat organic? Organic foods are grown with few or minimal chemicals and fertilizers so they help to keep the natural soil conditions of the native land. When soil is enhanced with natural fertilizers, it prevents soil erosion and benefits the soil… Read more »
This was my first week of Community Adventure Program, and I was totally excited. I
