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Photo courtesy of Castle Rock Elementary Castle Rock Elementary School students in Cindy Stephenson's multi-aged first- and second-grade class constructed a paper mache baby whale, which was made to scale. This was part of the class' spring project called 'Wonderful Whales' --- an integrated unit that included literacy, match, science and art activities.

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Wonderful Whale at CR Elementary

Tuesday, June 19, 2007 6:34 AM PDT

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Castle Rock Elementary School students in Cindy Stephenson's multi-aged first- and second-grade class constructed a paper mache baby whale, which was made to scale. This was part of the class' spring project called 'Wonderful Whales' --- an integrated unit that included literacy, match, science and art activities.

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