Pattengill Media Center Transforms Into Wax Museum
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Pattengill Media Center Transforms Into Wax Museum
On Monday, June 9, Pattengill students transformed into wax figures of famous and noteworthy individuals from both the past and present.
Visitors who "pushed their buttons" learned all about each figure’s childhood, the steps they took on their journey to fame, and the legacy they left or are still creating. Students dressed in creative costumes to bring their characters to life, adding details like hats, props, literature, bowties, mustaches, wigs, and more. The Pattengill Media Center was filled with friends, parents, and students eager to learn and explore.
To prepare for the Wax Museum, students read biographies, took notes, wrote speeches, and studied timelines.