Alexis Easterly learns about the island's timber industry.
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Landen Gillen observes a cannon at a display on Fort Stikine, inside the Wrangell Museum.
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In a quieter part of the school, Mariah Mork and Peter Houser get read to during Grandparents' Day.
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Bobbie and Bob Robbins help Akenna Lewis, Delilah Roane and Sawyer Larrabee learn about bones. In particular, the students tried to classify animals' eating habits based on what their teeth look like.
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A similar concept to "Hot Potato," players take turns playing a high stakes game of "Pie Face!" Points are earned for every crank of the handle they take without getting splatted. Jayden Weatherman has a laugh as Jeff Jabusch takes some whipped topping to the face.
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Emily and Carter Cummings take turns drawing sticks from a game of Kerplunk.
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Alexis Easterly learns about the island's timber industry.
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Landen Gillen observes a cannon at a display on Fort Stikine, inside the Wrangell Museum.
Dan Rudy / Wrangell Sentinel1/6
In a quieter part of the school, Mariah Mork and Peter Houser get read to during Grandparents' Day.
Dan Rudy / Wrangell Sentinel1/6
Bobbie and Bob Robbins help Akenna Lewis, Delilah Roane and Sawyer Larrabee learn about bones. In particular, the students tried to classify animals' eating habits based on what their teeth look like.
Dan Rudy / Wrangell Sentinel1/6
A similar concept to "Hot Potato," players take turns playing a high stakes game of "Pie Face!" Points are earned for every crank of the handle they take without getting splatted. Jayden Weatherman has a laugh as Jeff Jabusch takes some whipped topping to the face.
Dan Rudy / Wrangell Sentinel1/6
Emily and Carter Cummings take turns drawing sticks from a game of Kerplunk.
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