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Thursday 12 April 2018

Curious Minds- Our Flounder Story so far

Read the story of our flounder project, recorded here on the Curious Minds website

We will be hosting a new species of fish in term three... stay tuned!

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Classes from Year 1 to 6 visit the Maker Space throughout the week to learn through hands-on activities and projects related to their inquiry topic.

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Before entering the Makerspace I taught in the classroom as well as an art educator.

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