Science Alive Visits Angell Elementary
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Science Alive Visits Angell Elementary
During the month of March, the Science Alive staff and their animal friends visited classes at Angell Elementary. They brought a large variety of animals for students to meet and shared information about each animal's natural habitat, diet, age, and behaviors, as well as other fun facts. Students also had the opportunity to touch and pet each animal, including a python, armadillo, tortoise, sloth and more