It's hands-on history at Colina Middle School

2006-04-27 / Front Page


JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers LEARNING THE 'OLDE' WAYS-During Colina Middle School's second annual Olde World Fair, seventh-graders Hayley Huntsman,13, left, and Caroline Hollister, 12, barter painted stones with science teacher "King" Troy Burns as they make history come alive. The seventh-grade class participated in the fair to show and learn about the economic and social structure of the Renaissance. The event featured more than 100 booths and tents, and all of them were decorated in medieval style. JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers LEARNING THE 'OLDE' WAYS-During Colina Middle School's second annual Olde World Fair, seventh-graders Hayley Huntsman,13, left, and Caroline Hollister, 12, barter painted stones with science teacher "King" Troy Burns as they make history come alive. The seventh-grade class participated in the fair to show and learn about the economic and social structure of the Renaissance. The event featured more than 100 booths and tents, and all of them were decorated in medieval style.

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