Saturday, February 6, 2021



This year the Bumblebees had the opportunity to "adopt" a calf at a dairy farm. They were so excited when their calf, Pearl, was born last November. This week the students designed and built a stall for Pearl. They needed to provide her with shelter, food, water, a place to rest and room to move around. They did amazing work designing and building these shelters, at their homes, out of any materials they chose. 




 

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