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Kathy Hamm
Grade 5
Moton Elementary School
Brooksville, FL
What will students do? Students will research the
Florida scrub jay and work on projects to help make it the
state bird and protect its habitat. A public relations
campaign is planned which will include getting the community
involved and having petitions signed.
Lorraine Gray
Grade 4
Moton Elementary School
Brooksville, FL
What will students do? This class will work with the
group above.
Cheryl Schenck
Grade 5
Brooksville Elementary School
Brooksville, FL
What will students do? Students will be writing their
state representatives, getting petitions signed and
researching endangered animals - specifically the scrub
jay.
Ellen Maracotta
Bayonet Point Middle School
New Port Richey, FL
What will students do? Social studies classes will
help get petitions signed, e- mail their state
representatives and engage in lessons about the scrub
jay.
Terri Gilstad
Grade 3
Wellington School
What will students do? Students will find their state
representative using online resources and will get petitions
signed in their community.
Christine Knipper
Grade 5
Moton Elementary School
Brooksville, FL
What will students do? Research information about the
scrub jay and collect signatures for the petition.
Michelle Haywood
Grade 3
Weirsdale, Florida
What will students do? We'd like to help with the
student projects and write letters.
February 1999
Carla
Schutte
Technology Specialist, Moton
Elementary