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DVES students study animal adaptations

| 23 Mar 2022 | 04:18
    Scarlett Coleman (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Scarlett Coleman (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Ariel Ostrout, Allyson Masone, Jordan Delahoz (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Ariel Ostrout, Allyson Masone, Jordan Delahoz (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Allyson Masone, Jordan Delahoz (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Allyson Masone, Jordan Delahoz (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Avia Fiorita, Jacob Francis (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Avia Fiorita, Jacob Francis (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Kylie Pevion, Liam Owens, Olivia Pitrelli (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Kylie Pevion, Liam Owens, Olivia Pitrelli (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Maxx Weber, Scarlett Coleman (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Maxx Weber, Scarlett Coleman (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Stephanie Williams (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Stephanie Williams (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Emily Giblin (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Emily Giblin (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    AviaMaria Fiorita and Mikkhei Rosario (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    AviaMaria Fiorita and Mikkhei Rosario (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Jordan Delahoz, Hope Sybrandy (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Jordan Delahoz, Hope Sybrandy (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Allyson Masone, Riley Fernald (Photo by Peggy Snure)
    Allyson Masone, Riley Fernald (Photo by Peggy Snure)

Matamoras. Fourth-grade students at Delaware Valley Elementary School (DVES) have been studying animal adaptations. They worked in centers to explore the different types of bird beaks, camouflage, and water repelling bird feathers. Pictured here are students from Mrs. Carol Navitsky’s fourth-grade class.