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Worcester Prep youngsters celebrate Earth Day with projects
Lower School Spanish teacher Amanda Netting (l-r) guides students Selim Sen of Lewes and Tenley Brittingham of Bishopville, Md., in their Earth Day activity. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
April 26, 2025
Worcester Prep’s Lower School celebrated Earth Day April 17, while also showcasing their creativity through amazing projects ranging from mini-Earth nightlights to dried flower bookmarks and recycled can robots. They learned the importance of repurposing and reusing to reduce their impact on the planet.
Founded in 1970, WPS is a private, independent prekindergarten through grade 12 school located in Berlin, Md. Approximately 500 students attend from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
WPS first-grader Charlotte Cacoperdo of Lewes digs right in to paint her mini-Earth nightlight.
WPS first-graders (l-r) Arden Pyne of Rehoboth Beach, Emilia Rohloff of Bishopville, Md., and Monica Anthony of Frankford are excited to build and paint mini-Earth nightlights.
WPS second-grade students enjoy their Earth Day activity. Shown around the table from front left are Claire Leiner and Anna Harrison, Ocean City, Md.; Carleigh Jackson, Milton; James Howarth, Ocean City; second-grade teacher Julia Ternahan; Thomas Kozakiewicz, Frankford; Elsie Booth, Fenwick Island; Sienna Fawcett, Bethany Beach; Selim Sen, Lewes; and Tenley Brittingham, Bishopville, Md.
