Seed Maps

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

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Mrs. Shively’s fourth-grade class at Triton Elementary School used seeds and rocks in order to study the rivers and land regions of Indiana and make their seed maps. Pictured are, front row: Lauren Snyder, Nevaeh Sauer, Jolie Groves; back row: Madeline Doll, Sadie Barber.[[In-content Ad]]

Mrs. Shively’s fourth-grade class at Triton Elementary School used seeds and rocks in order to study the rivers and land regions of Indiana and make their seed maps. Pictured are, front row: Lauren Snyder, Nevaeh Sauer, Jolie Groves; back row: Madeline Doll, Sadie Barber.[[In-content Ad]]
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