Our third grade
class poses with the sculpture of Matthew Henson we made.
Our class studied Henson extensively during Black History
Month. The art teacher Ms. Lola Bloom helped us put the
sculpture together.
All the students had a part in the project. Many drew
pictures of Henson, wrote biographies about him, or
explained why he is an important figure.
Holding the flag from right to left are:
Ana Alfaro, Michelle Macario, Ebonee Muschette and Alexis
Everett.
In the back, from right to left are Terance Johnson, Marcus
Callaham, Cristian Olivo, Aaron Sanders, and Jonathan Smith.
Foreground:
Ricco Thomas and Mathew Keys
Reginald Rice, Stephen Herring, and Tamara Clark are not
pictured, but all three also worked on the project. |
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| (above) Michelle Macario, Ebonee Muschette,
and Alexis Everett (right to left) hold the sculpture. All
the girls worked on it over the course of two weeks. |
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(above) Holding the flag from right to left
are:
Ana Alfaro, Michelle Macario, Ebonee Muschette and Alexis
Everett.
In the back, from right to left are Terance Johnson, Marcus
Callaham, Cristian Olivo, Aaron Sanders, and Jonathan Smith.
Ricco Thomas and Mathew Keys are pictured in the very front.
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| (above) Michelle Macario and Alexis Everett
hold the flag sculpture |
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