Our 4th-grade students are using their research and writing skills to inform the public and advocate for a better future in Michigan! Join us as students present on critical conservation issues, including protecting the Great Lakes water supply and saving endangered native species like cougars and the lynx. We will also explore the legacy of Rosa Parks and the civil rights movement, highlighting how learning from history helps us support marginalized communities today. Come see how these young voices are learning from the past to protect our shared future!
By: Ruzgar Bayerl, Haley Burton, Eleanor Hoffman, Sienna Klein, Ben Schmoekel, Camille Wenger, and Everleigh West, 4th
Teacher: Donille Cabanaw, Wylie Elementary, Dexter
Type: Powerpoint
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