Hillsboro Elementary/Middle School (Franklin, TN)
On December 13, Toni Peterson wrote, “Judy Butler came to Hillsboro School to kick off our habitat adoption. She conducted a journaling activity to help the students become better observers of nature.” Here is a picture of Judy with some of the students:

She added, “Our habitat begins in the grassy playground area and extends to the creek that borders the school property. Our habitat has mature trees, grass areas, a thicket of bushes, small trees, and vines along a creek bank. Across from the creek is a road.”

“We are in the midst of mapping our habitat and naming the plants. The students picked leaves and photographed samples before all were lost. I have shared the literature study with the two 5th grade classes in my school. My 3 gifted education students are doing the research and taking a lead in activities we are planning for an outdoor day in the spring for both classes. The students are thrilled with this authentic experience.”
She included a “diamante” written by Tealie, Chase, and Hayden:
Hillsboro Habitat
Grasses
Green, Moist
Growing, Walking, Measuring
Trees, Flowers, Bushes, Rocks
Flowing, Swishing, Splashing
Clear, Wet
Stream
Last updated on December 14, 2005
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