ELLAVILLE — A second-grade class at Schley County Elementary School recently completed a science unit about life cycles. Students learned about various life cycles of plants, insects, amphibians and mammals. Students completed different activities relating to this topic such as writing projects, planting seeds and even watching a caterpillar go through the pupa stage and turn into a butterfly!
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Cason Corbett, Emma Westbury, Trey Harmon and his butterfly, Samuel Paquette, Ty Lightner, Kabren Hawkins, Dunlie Castleberry, Kelsey McAllister and Xavier Johnson are getting ready for the first butterfly release. Submitted Photo
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Trey Harmon with the butterfly before it flew away with classmates anxiously waiting. Submitted Photo
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Dunlie Castleberry holds up her newly planted seeds in photo above. Submitted Photo
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Christian Davis, Mary Thomas Smith, Ranney Vo, Riley Cooper and Ella Arnold are proud of their life cycle writings. Submitted Photo
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Timothy Thai, Kiley Rayburn, Ashlyn Moore and Justin Manning share their butterfly number projects. Submitted Photo
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Savannah Miller, Gloria Grace Goodin, Hailie Phillips, Dru Grace and Rebekah Fripp did a great job with their frog life cycle projects! Submitted Photo
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