By Sarah Varney
Laura Romeo and Annette Ballone have been teaching students about the solar system, the planets, and their individual characteristics. The classroom was gaily decorated with spaceships, inflatable astronauts, a fog machine, and lots of space-related art.
For Blast Off Day the kids were dressed in long T’s featuring the NASA emblem, homemade space helmets, and astronaut “backpacks”. Each child also got the chance to experience some of the real-life excitement of a rocket launch using an 8-foot-tall “spaceship” complete with real-life “smoke” created using a fog machine.
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