IC pupils construct BioBottles representing historical figures
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FAYETTEVILLE — The Immaculate Conception School fifth-grade classes of Madelyn Duffy and Corey Stone presented their BioBottle project as part of English Language Arts. The pupils researched a biographical person, made their BioBottle of the person, and then made a graded presentation to the class.
Pictured above are Thomas Dearnaley presenting his BioBottle of Henry Bergh, who founded the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; Ava Toia presenting her BioBottle of Helen Keller, who was an American author and lecturer and the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree; and Sophie Oliva presenting her BioBottle of Julia Child, who was an American chef and television personality.
(Photos courtesy Caroline N. Agor-Calimlim)
