Throughout their studies, students have explored water through scientific investigation, creative expression, writing, and the arts. Community members attending the celebration will have an opportunity to see the many ways students have brought their learning to life, including published books, animations, poetry, scientific drawings, volcanoes, plankton stories, and Poseidon's Tessellated Water Quilts.



The event will give students an opportunity to share their projects, talk about what they have learned, and answer questions from visitors. Guests are encouraged to engage in conversation with students and learn more about the importance of water in our world.

Students are proud of the work they have completed and look forward to sharing it with the community. Cookies, hot cocoa, and tea will also be available.

Event Details

• What: Celebration of 7th and 8th Grade Work in Science and Humanities
• When: Thursday, November 19, 1:15-2:30 PM
• Where: Concord School
• Who: Community members are welcome!

Come celebrate student learning, creativity, and curiosity while exploring the thing we all need to live: water!