Monday, September 23, 2019

 The Bumblebees worked with the Ladybugs and our mentors, the Thunderbolts, for the first time. The students measured apple peelings. They used standard and non standard measurement tools to accomplish this. They measured the apple peels compared to their own height. Then they lined up all the peelings end to end. Look how far they reached!








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