Bell Elementary School First Graders Transform Cafeteria into a 'Living Zoo'

First graders at Bell Elementary School turned their cafeteria into an animal exhibit, which they called a 'Living Zoo'. Teachers Gracie Aguillar and Maricruz Diaz guided the students in studying various animals. The students then dressed as the animals they studied, creating an engaging experience for their families.

The event was lively, with parents and siblings welcomed by students in colorful costumes. Each student had learned about their chosen animal and was eager to share facts with the visitors.

One student, Maleah, shared that 'Tigers are mammals so they are warm blooded,' and even roared to make her presentation more realistic. Other students shared information about eels, adders, squirrels, kangaroos, and beluga whales, and demonstrated their behaviors.

The 'Living Zoo' was a fun and educational event as families moved through the exhibits. It was not only a display of animals but also a demonstration of the students' curiosity and creativity.

In summary, the 'Living Zoo' at Bell Elementary School was a successful event. It provided an educational and engaging experience for the students and their families. The event showcased the students' research skills, creativity, and their ability to share knowledge in an entertaining manner.

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