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S3G’s Mission Earth: Environment Projects– So Precious!

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The invigorated S3Gs has completely taken over the S3G headquarters. Mrs. Diana is their equipment manager getting them supplies and images printed. The S3G sure know what they want and need and sure know how to utilize their resources. S3G’s have taken full ownership of this Environment Project and bringing props, scripts-typed, costumes, and items from home to enhance their mission even if it wasn’t required. Mrs. Diana showed the S3G previously made exemplary broadcasts from the previous classes. Mrs. Diana is awe-struck with their enthusiasm and brilliant creativity–so impressed.

Mrs. Diana’s Mission Earth challenge to the S3G: You are to create a broadcast consisting of a description of pollutions that exist in the world today and advocate solutions to help conserve the planet Earth and to prevent further damage in your learning communities. Your broadcasts will be going on air live soon, be ready!

The S3G News Broadcasts will not be filmed until when they are ready to go live, so stay tuned for some Environmental Breaking News from the S3G!

Here are photos of them in the works–in complete and total action and at the heart of learning & sharing with one another in the S3G. Another precious learning moment captured.

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S3G Mission: Animal Habitat

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S3G’s Mission Habitat was a massive project. Our S3G headquarters was a busy construction zone. 

Thank you to Aika, Alaysha, Sydney, & Liesl for the extra mile to help clean up the S3G and help all the S3G’s clean up the big mess. You did an amazing job!

Thank you Coach Collins & Coach Matthews for your big help James Bond style hot glue gunning today! 

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The Wonders of the Human Eye

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The more you learn about the parts & functions human body, you realize the unbelievable wonders and miracles of its functions and connections to how the detailed and intricate parts all work together. The human body is just brilliant beyond words if you begin to fathom each parts purposes and functions. The S3G modeled the human eye today and learned about the human ear alongside and were amazed!

 

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5-4-3-2-1 Blast Off! S3G Apollo 11 Expedition

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The S3G got in our astronaut gear and embarked on the Apollo 11 Expedition and landed on the moon July 20th, 1969. We experienced the excitement and thrilling adventure of journeying to the moon and landing on the moon with the 1st American astronauts, Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin. Neil uttered these words as he lay his puffy boots on the moon’s powdery surface: “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” Around the globe, an estimated 530 million people watched on their televisions. From the moon, the Earth looked like the moon with shades of green, blue and white. We watched Neil and Buzz put up the American flag and headed safely home with 7% fuel remaining. We were so lucky to make it back safe and sound—landing on the Pacific Ocean. No big deal. The best part was wearing boots that each cost half a billion dollars! What a day it was.

Back in the S3G Headquarters, we built Apollo 11 Rockets. The S3G Astronauts were relieved to unbuckle their seat belts and get out of the heavy space gear after 109 hours and 19 minutes of space mission time elapsed and get their hands on constructing rockets.

Watch this inspiring video of the 1st Man to land the Moon, 1st were the Americans!

The S3G were intensely focused. Everyone stayed fastened until the captain gave us the clear to unbuckle.




S3G Apollo 11 Rockets

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