Meadow Brook's Room of Champions Enhances Learning with Aquarium Visit and Interactive Classroom Activities

The Room of Champions at Meadow Brook recently updated on their activities. Last week, the class visited the aquarium in Draper to learn about marine life. The students walked across a rope bridge, touched stingrays, and observed penguins.

During the trip, they traveled on a large yellow bus, which added to their experience. At the aquarium, they observed various fish, birds, and other animals, which helped them learn about different species and their environments.

Back in the classroom, the students read 'Pout Pout Fish' and engaged in an activity where they mimicked the fish's expression. Mr. Young, their teacher, participated and was humorously declared the winner, which the students enjoyed. Leilany praised Mr. Young for making learning enjoyable.

The Room of Champions continues to blend education with fun. The students participate in both creative activities and academic learning, focusing on excellence and discipline. They aim to follow instructions and work diligently, demonstrating the qualities of champions in their efforts.

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