| Stark students stepped into the past during a trip to Arrow Rock in September. Arrow Rock is a historical recreation of what the town would have looked like during the 1800's. Students toured the town and saw crafters in period costumes. Students wove fabric, watched a printing press, made apple butter and operated machinery to take corn off the cob. Here are some of their thoughts about the field trip: | ||||
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Arrow Rock By: Lamont 1st. Grade "I went to Arrow Rock. I bought a school bus for $3.50. A man made a pot. I was a printing press. The machine made a newspaper. I can read the newspaper." |
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Arrow Rock By: Terrell 3rd Grade "Popcorn popped. A man poured the popcorn. A woman sold it. We ate popcorn." |
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Arrow Rock By: Nick 4th Grade "I like shelling the corn. It was fun. I played. I ate an apple. A man cooked applesauce. I went to the bus and went to school." |
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Arrow Rock By: Tasia 5th Grade "I saw apple butter. A man washed clothes. I ate popcorn. I looked at a turtle." |
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Arrow Rock By: Daniel 5th Grade "I saw a man. I saw an apple." |
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