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KARL SHUMAKER, 10, and Aaron Coffin, both students at Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath, gaze into a touch tank filled with sea creatures Wednesday during a day of special events dedicated to ocean studies.As part of a project titled “One school, one book,” all students at Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath read “Ocean Soup,” by Steve Swinburne. The book includes humorous poems based on ocean themes.
Students and staff then took part in a number of projects and study units related to ocean themes. Volunteers from the community participated by donating live sea creatures — shrimp, lobsters, fish, etc. — for a touch tank and other items related to the Maine coast.
TAYLOR FREEMAN AND HUNTER MCNAMARA, both 10, work on their sea creatures art project Wednesday at Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath.The entire school community devoted Wednesday to activities related to ocean studies.
After attending an assembly, kids sang sea songs, wrote poems, created art and read aloud.
CARISSA CREAMER, 9, draws sea creatures on special paper that turns them neon for a special bulletin board project Wednesday at Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath.
KARA MUNSEY, 9, Nina Powers, 8, and Mia Garza, 11, are among the students who took time to check out the touch tank at Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath on Wednesday.IN KEEPING with the day’s focus, Fisher-Mitchell School students play games with nautical themes Wednesday on the playground of the school in Bath.
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