K-2 students busy themselves in Laurie Brown's classroom during Evergreen Elementary's 100th day celebration on Tuesday. With a milestone in mind as a theme, the mixed-age group of students drew pictures and wrote out what they would like to do if given $100 or once they reach the age of 100.
Students work on one of 100 different types of art projects in Arlene Wilson's classroom Tuesday. This particular batch were working on 3-D wire structures, but other students used mediums like curly paper, pastels and different paints to create something imaginative. Wilson said the pieces will be put on display at the school's bulletin board.
K-2 students busy themselves in Laurie Brown's classroom during Evergreen Elementary's 100th day celebration on Tuesday. With a milestone in mind as a theme, the mixed-age group of students drew pictures and wrote out what they would like to do if given $100 or once they reach the age of 100.
Students work on one of 100 different types of art projects in Arlene Wilson's classroom Tuesday. This particular batch were working on 3-D wire structures, but other students used mediums like curly paper, pastels and different paints to create something imaginative. Wilson said the pieces will be put on display at the school's bulletin board.
K-2 students busy themselves in Laurie Brown's classroom during Evergreen Elementary's 100th day celebration on Tuesday. With a milestone in mind as a theme, the mixed-age group of students drew pictures and wrote out what they would like to do if given $100 or once they reach the age of 100.
Students work on one of 100 different types of art projects in Arlene Wilson's classroom Tuesday. This particular batch were working on 3-D wire structures, but other students used mediums like curly paper, pastels and different paints to create something imaginative. Wilson said the pieces will be put on display at the school's bulletin board.
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