Third Grade Grows Salad As Project
In Lincoln a third grade class tackled a volunteer tomato plant grown from a seed. The plant thrived with larger containers, rich soil, water, and trellises. Blossoms bloomed, pruning was needed, and blighting appeared. Mr. Larson sprayed Bloomset. students inspected progress daily. When two tomatoes ripened they made a lettuce and tomato salad with planned care and multiple dressings.
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Lincoln
Larson
Chanute Public Schools 10th annual superintendent report
The report surveys educational, statistical, and financial status of Chanute Public Schools with emphasis on community ties. Superintendent Buford E. Fisher notes major improvements over ten years, credits faculty and board, and invites visits to discuss the program with administrators or faculty. Harold Stroud aided publication.
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Kansas
Board of Education
Chanute Tribune
Chanute Public
Chanute
Harold Stroud
Taxes are Necessary For Growing Economy
A National Education Association booklet argues taxes are essential for a thriving economy and public services. It warns against wasteful revenue practices and urges civic duty to maintain democracy and funded public goods.
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Committee On Finance of the National Education Assn
United States
Hobby Sharing Teaches Curiosity and Learning
Students explore what a hobby is and why people pursue them. They research questions on history, benefits, and famous hobbyists, form committees, and present findings. A hobby show broadens interest, linking leisure activity to health, friendship, knowledge, and lifelong satisfaction.
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Sir William Osler
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