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• Tuesday, May 13th, 2014
• Tanque Verde Elementary School – Tucson, Az.
• 8:40am to 10:40am
• 50 1st graders
• Our Amazing Oceans!

• Thursday, May 8th, 2014
• Hudlow Elementary School, Tucson, Az.
• 9:00am to 10:ooam
• 60 kindergarteners
• Our Amazing Oceans!

An early morning for us out at Hudlow! we presented to over 50 kindergarteners! They did really well listening to us for over an hour! They really enjoyed the seashells and the sharks! Loved all of the questions too! We always like it when teachers, parents,  and staff stop in and stay to hear about the ocean too! Thanks to Jan Pipes for volunteering again!

• Wednesday, May 7th, 2014
• Sandpiper Elementary School Scottsdale, Az
• 8:00am to 3:00pm
• 300 students, pre-k to 6th grade
• Our Amazing Oceans!

We had an AMAZING time up in Scottsdale! It is our 3rd year coming to Sandpiper Elementary to present during their MARE program! We completed 7 presentation covering sandy shores, rocky shores, Open Oceans, Wetlands, Islands, and kelp forests! And we taught the youngest group about sharks, whales, and turtles! We look forward to this day each year and we are so happy that we have such a great relationship with this school! Amazing students, great Teachers! A big thanks to Brian Pipes for making the trip with us to help out!

• Tuesday, May 6th, 2014
• 11:45am to 1:45pm
• Ironwood Elementary in Tucson, Az
• 2 presentations, 125 total kindergarteners
• Our Amazing Oceans!

We had a great time presenting to 2 groups at Ironwood Elementary School! The students were attentive and really showed great manners! We talked about a lot of different ocean creatures and how to help in their conservation! Thanks to Brian Pipes for helping out!

• Friday, May 2nd, 2014
• 9:00am to 10:00am
• St. Michael’s Elementary School
• 25 1st and 2nd graders
• Our Amazing Oceans!

We spoke to a small group of kinders this morning! But what a group! Probably one of the most well mannered students we have had in the past 6 years! And so very bright! When asking the kids what fish use their fins for, a young boy answered “propulsion and stability and steering!” FROM A KINDERGARTENER! So cool! Thanks to Brian Pipes for volunteering AGAIN! 🙂