Phenomenal night for literacy at Ramsey
Samuel and Nicholas Young create a Rube Golberg machine on a magnet board March 5 during A Phenomenal Literacy Night at Ramsey Magnet School of Science.
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Ramsey Magnet School of Science third grader Phoenix Wates makes slime March 5 during the school's Phenomenal Literacy Night. Families and students were invited to participate in a number of activities that connected science to reading and writing.
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Second grader Adaly Morrow shows off her literacy project, which included a mosaic, during a literacy and science night March 5 at Ramsey.
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Students and their families celebrated the connection between science and reading and writing March 5 during A Phenomenal Literacy Night at Ramsey Magnet School of Science.
Interactive science stations, story time adventures and fun literacy activities for the whole family were set up throughout the school. Attendees also had opportunities to tour the K-5 science fair, which showcased many traditional and engineering science experiments.
"It's a great way for us to connect with our students and families and it's always well attended," Ramsey's office manager Krista Lechleitner said.
Ramsey Magnet School of Science third-grader Phoenix Wates makes slime on March 5 during the school's Phenomenal Literacy Night. Families and students were invited to participate in several activities that connected science to reading and writing.
Second grader Adaly Morrow shows off her literacy project, which included a mosaic, during a literacy and science night on March 5 at Ramsey.