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The team of Lucy Fontenot, Katie Hayden, Bailey Shoemaker and Regan Caraner used a CD with “heavy metal” music to represent muscle in their body project.
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- Student Reno Sammons, 13, demonstrates filling the lungs with breath on the “body” she created and named “LaFonda” with her teammate Tianna Hoang, 14, (not pictured). They also used light bulbs to show the nervous system and how it runs throughout the body.
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- Students Michaela Bryant, (top), Kathleen Kimball and Ryan Blaser observe during their life science class on anatomy.
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- The team of Lucy Fontenot, Katie Hayden, Bailey Shoemaker and Regan Caraner used a CD with “heavy metal” music to represent muscle in their body project.
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- Students Lucy Fontenot, Katie Hayden, Baily Shoemaker and Regan Caraner, all 13, discuss their choices of anatomical parts for “Latifa.”
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- Science instructor Linda Hill-Lindsay grades student presentations on their human body projects.
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- Master Yoda, a “Starwars” action figure, symbolizes the brain as the master of the body for one project.
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- Jordan Leppo, 13, with “Jonah” showing a garlic press for the teeth, symbolizing how teeth mash food.
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- Jordan Leppo, 13, with “Jonah” showing a garlic press for teeth, symbolizing how teeth mash food. Leppo created the body with the team of Carson Cushing, Anthony Digenova, and Zack Washer.
