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Mrs. Barton's Classroom

  • Plantation Oaks Elementary School
  • Orange Park, FL
  • Half of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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One of my favorite things about elementary school students is their sense of wonder in things. Students are excited to use a thermometer or a flashlight in a way that they have not tried before. They learn about something like condensation and begin to see examples in the cafeteria, plants and classroom windows. They find wonder in everyday things.

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One of my favorite things about elementary school students is their sense of wonder in things. Students are excited to use a thermometer or a flashlight in a way that they have not tried before. They learn about something like condensation and begin to see examples in the cafeteria, plants and classroom windows. They find wonder in everyday things.

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