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Grade 3 Endangered Animal Expo

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The Third Grade hosted an Endangered Animal Expo for all Doyon students to come and visit. Students were proud to showcase what they had learned throughout the unit. They then created a report and 3-D model on a specific endangered animal. It was impressive talking with students and hearing them share all of their newly acquired knowledge on endangered animals. Great job Third Grade!


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