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It’s already been 100 days of school
Shields students display their first 100 days of school projects. In back are (l-r) Edward Hale, with 100 Legos; Vanille Hixon, 100 pieces of macaroni to make a necklace; and Minnie Pettengell, 100 gumballs. In front are (l-r) Ransom Cole, 100 Star Wars Lego characters; Tyson Johnson, 100 small pom pom balls; and Alyssa Flamini, 100 Smarties.
March 2, 2017
Shields kindergarten student Madison Handley has 100 braids in her hair. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
Shields student Ransom Cole obviously likes Legos and Star Wars Legos even more as he shows off his display of 100 characters. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
To celebrate the first 100 days of school on Feb. 24, Richard Shields Elementary School students participated in activities centered around the number, which included displays of 100 items brought in from home.
