Third Grade Students Present Living Wax Museum

 

Have you ever wanted to be someone else, just for a little bit?  These third grade students get to do just that!

The 91 third grade students at Kennedy Elementary School have researched an individual, written his or her biography and will now slip into character to present that individual in a Living Wax Museum.  The project is part of the curriculum unit on the genre of biographies.  During the month of October, students selected an individual whose life they’d like to research, worked on research and note-taking skills, and created a presentation of the individual.  Some examples of student choices include Albert Einstein, Jane Goodall, Christopher Columbus, Stan Lee, Harriet Tubman, Walt Disney, Michelle Obama, and Abraham Lincoln.

At the Living Wax Museum, students will dress like their researched individual and give a 1-2 minute presentation about that person.  Additionally, the students have created a trifold board describing their selected individual and will have artifacts at their presentation that further share about their individual.  Parents and special guests have been invited to attend the Living Wax Museum. 

WHAT:             Third Grade Living Wax Museum

WHEN:            Wednesday, October 31, 2018, from 1:45-2:15 p.m. 

WHERE:           Multipurpose Room, Kennedy Elementary School, 4401 South 42nd Street, Fargo