I am looking for an interesting way for second graders to present
information they collect about a type of bug/minibeast. I want them to look in a
variety of resources but I want the end product to be something fun. Does anyone
have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Monica Gardner
Library Media Specialist
Eastbury ELementary
Glastonbury CT
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