Grants boost classroom learning - and fun
Friday at River City Middle School, sixth grade teacher Kevin Hauck goes over the technicalities of a robotics project with students, from left: Dylan Rounsville, 12 and Ethan Palmer, 11.
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Friday at Prairie View Elementary School, second grade teacher Sarah Triphahn, center, sits with her students, from left: June Laos, Lavender Lepley, Everett Lohmon and Asher Grant.
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Second grade students, Everett Lohman, left, and Asher Grant play 'Math Noodles' Friday morning. A grant from the Post Falls Education Foundation made possible a new selection of innovative math games for teacher Sarah Triphahn's classroom.
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Eleven-year-old River City Middle School student, Seth Harrison working on his robotics project Friday in sixth grade teacher Kevin Hauck's computer lab classroom.
From left: River City Middle School students Jack Robertson, 12, and Seth Harrison, 11, engage in some healthy competition Friday, with their robots which are operated via Bluetooth. Robotics kits were made possible by a Post Falls Education Grant.
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POST FALLS — Who said learning can’t be fun?
Not second grade teacher Sarah Triphahn. Triphahn has received three grants from the Post Falls Education Foundation during her nine years of teaching at Prairie View Elementary School...
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