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Cornucopia Project launched its cooking club for third and fourth grade students this week. The students made personal apple crisps to take home. The kitchen, and the hallway, was filled with the delightful scent of baking apple crisp. We have some rising chefs.

Within Temple lies the White Ledges, a cherished hiking path. This hike has become an annual Halloween tradition for Temple Elementary School. Each year we hike to the White Ledges and enjoy a snack, sketch the nature we see, and explore the area up on the ledge. It is a beautiful hike and this year's weather made it magnificant!

We have had two exceptional days of science instruction with Ms. Kara from The Harris Center, focusing on hawks and exploring their body structure, wing span, flight patterns, habitat, and food sources.

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Kindergarten, first, and second-grade students visited New Hampshire's Fish & Game Discovery Room in Concord, NH. The Discovery Room serves as a showcase for New Hampshire's diverse wildlife. The students were able to explore the sights and sounds of New Hampshire's wild places all in one location. They were also able to touch the pelts of various animals. It was a fantastic way to bring science to life.

We had a wonderful day in Concord on Monday! Grades three and four spent the morning at the NH State Capitol building. We toured the House and Senate chambers, saw the Hall of Flags, and visited the Governor’s office. The students were very excited that Governor Sununu was able to join us!