‘Hear ye, hear ye!’
Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
Southborough – Fifth-grade musicians lead a parade as family members view the last of many activities at the annual Colonial Day, held April 13 at Neary Elementary School. Students also created colonial crafts and played traditional games. The fun and educational celebration is a longtime tradition at the school, spanning over 30 years.
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- Xander Simon and Will Goss compete in a Hoops Race. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Jaqui Moy plays the graces, a Colonial-era game designed primarily to develop feminine grace. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Elsa Ray and Julie Edson play jump rope. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Nick Hatton and Justin Hoolahan learn how to tinsmith. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Fifth-grade teacher Miriam Soldo helps her homeroom students Colin Hartnett and Matthew Walsh learn how to tinsmith. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Kyra Lee and Abby Fuce make beanbags. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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- Displayed in hallways are biography bags depicting historical figures of the Colonial era, which were created by the fifth-graders in art class. Colonial themes were also explored in other classes including reading, writing, language arts, social studies and music. Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.
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on Apr 17 2012. Filed under Photo Galleries, Southborough, Stories With Good Photos.
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