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Outdoor education September 15, 2007
Max Reilly, 11, plays the park ranger in a play titled The Impact Monster on Tuesday afternoon. The children learned about how their impact as campers affects the environment and how to preserve the natural environment.
Katie Rice, 10, a fifth-grader at Craig Intermediate School, talks with teacher Kristi Shepherd during a Tuesday afternoon break at Deer Lodge Park. One hundred and sixty fifth-graders will spend three days and two nights camping at the spot. The children covered a variety of outdoor-education subjects at the park.
Daniel Rockwell, 11, takes a break during dinner to look out at the Yampa River Tuesday evening.
Victor Munez, from left, Eloy Hernandez and Grant Hefton play during break time Tuesday afternoon.
Dusty Knight, 10, fills out his journal about his trip while lounging in a tree just before dinner. The journal is meant to keep track of the things the children have done, and will be used as a discussion tool in class.
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Question of the week
Should high school officials be allowed to withhold diplomas from students as punishment for behavior deemed inappropriate during a graduation ceremony?
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