PHOTO GALLERY : Bay Haven Latin Day
Date: 03/10/2013
by: Yaryna Klimchak | Community Editor
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First graders performed a Peruvian bird dance with masks. -
Kindergartner Marcella Dinoia performs the flamenco. -
Madelyn Fox, 8 -
Lillian Piper, 9, and Galvan Smith, 8, researched Nicaragua to make their projects. -
Kindergartners Lila Burgss, Bella Foss and Marcella Dinoia -
Jessica Richtmyer and Destiny Barnes explain their project to visiting classrooms. -
Kindergartners Janaiya Leissler, Samyiah Phelps-Baxley and Geneva Pobjoy -
Jamiah Bailey, 9, and Kalin Eberle, 9 -
Jackson Malecki, 8, made a volcano. -
Hunter Coomer, 9, and Zepharin Williams, 9, show off their passports as they travel from classroom to classroom. -
Amiya Lloyd, 7, Dallas Williams, 8, Serena Carpenter, 8, Clayton Rushak, 8 and Kristina O'Conner, 8 -
Antonia Forlenza shows off her project. -
Brandon Bass, 8, created a Nicaraguan market. -
Dallas Williams checks out projects third graders made. -
Students at Bay Haven performed dances of Latin countries at the end of the day. -
Kindergartners performed the flamenco for parents and students. -
Maya Perez made an ice cream cart from Puerto Rico. -
Maya Schroeder and Nicole Norwine get ready to watch the performance. -
Third graders Neel Patel and Jordan Calvillo made a volcano for their project and second grader Liam Holzler (middle) came to check it out. -
Payton Rietow, Olivia McDaniel and Eliseo Dawkins
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