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⏲ Duration: 1 min 50 sec
✓ Published: 01-Apr-2016
✓ Published: 01-Apr-2016
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Norwood third grader deepened their understanding of what life was like during colonial times through two experiential learning opportunities. The first was their overnight trip to Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg, and the second was a wonderful Colonial Day celebration and feast, courtesy of third-grade parents.
Norwood third grader deepened their understanding of what life was like during colonial times through two experiential learning opportunities. The first was their overnight trip to Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg, and the second was a wonderful Colonial Day celebration and feast, courtesy of third-grade parents.
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