When we donate clothes, they don’t always end up in the hands of those in need. They instead sometimes end up as pollution on the shores of other parts of the world. A Hopkins Elementary art teacher taught her students about the importance of reducing and recycling with an amazing large-scale collaborative art project using recovered materials.
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Weaving a lesson about wastefulness
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100 Mentor Challenge at Carver Middle School
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The team at Carver Middle wants to show their students that anything’s possible. The 100 Mentor Challenge brings in community leaders to share opportunities that await our middle schoolers. Check out this video to see how these mentors inspire the next generation.
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The great big Mini Museum
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Art classes throughout Chesterfield County Public Schools collaborated to establish the world’s largest, kid-created museum of tiny artworks. The record-breaking display includes approximately 2,416 miniature artworks created by 2,196 students in grades PK-12 throughout Chesterfield County Public Schools. Watch this video to see how it all came together!