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JANET HARDEN
Ms. Anderson’s class has been working hard to develop our science knowledge! The second graders learned how farmers select certain traits to grow the pumpkins they want. They ended the lesson by carving a Jack-o-Lantern into a white pumpkin and writing a "How To" to teach others how to do the same!
