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JANET HARDEN
After reading If Kids Could Drive by James Patterson, Mrs. Henke’s 5th grade science students put their imaginations to work by designing their very own cars! Students combined creativity with science skills to bring their dream vehicles to life. From wild colors to inventive features, their designs show just how fun learning can be when we put the steering wheel in students’ hands.
