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| Houlton Pioneer Times Photos/Joseph Cyr SAFARI — Kyla Woods, left, reports on the fenner fox, while Lewis Cole talks about camels. Prior to school closing for the summer, elementary students in Debbie Melvin’s third-grade class turned their classroom into a safari of sorts. Each student was assigned an animal to research so they could make a presentation to younger pupils who visited the room. Animals ranged from exotic creatures such as the giraffe, cheetah and lion, to more common local animals as moose and the Maine black bear. |
PRESENTATIONS — Natalie Putnam, left, speaks about chipmunks, while Ella Crockett discusses moose. |
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| DOLPHIN DISCUSSION — Lindzey Nelson reads from her report on dolphins. | ANIMAL TALK — Maliyha Kinney, right, speaks about giraffes. In the background are Isabel Cyr, who spoke on cheetahs and Isaac Cummings, talking of lions. |
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| Houlton Pioneer Times Photo/Joseph Cyr FLY AWAY — Whitney Gravel gives a presentation on Monarch butterflies. |
BEAR TALK — Drew Foley gives a report on the Maine black bear. |
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