Students participate in simulated space mission
Published 5:02 am Thursday, March 1, 2018
<p>Photos submitted</p> <p>Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.</p>
<p>Photos submitted</p> <p>Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.</p>
<p>Photos submitted</p> <p>Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.</p>
Photos submitted
Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.
Photos submitted
Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.
Photos submitted
Students in Emily Jones’ gifted and talented group at James A. Cawood Elementary School visited the Challenger Space Center in Hazard recently. Students participated in a simulated space mission. These simulated “out-of-this-world” experiences allow students to apply and learn additional skills in mathematics, science, technology, language, reading, communication, geography and team-building.
