 | Students started the afternoon by presenting their Philip Long
Play to second grade Wallagrass School students, their penpals. |
| A PowerPoint presentation on Philip Long was presented by
two
students. |
| Wallagrass students talked about the history of their town and of
their school. |
| Our class told of the history of our schools. |
| Molasses cookies were served as a traditional snack.. |
| Roger St. Onge talked about the history of the
accordion and demonstrated the accordion's basic features. He played some songs.
He also played and talked about the harmonica. Students danced "La Danse des Canards"
to the accompaniment of the accordion. |
| Manon accompanied Roger while playing the spoons. Then she showed both
classes of second graders how to play spoons. Students played spoons to
the beat of traditional music. |
| Melanie Saucier, a talented young singer from Fort Kent,
first grader at Fort Kent Elementary School, sang a variety of French songs to
the delight of the group. |
| Farewell to our penpals. A picture was taken for the St. John
Valley Times in front of the school bus. Then we gave our farewell to our
student teacher. |
