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Wheels in Motion

May Crowning

State History Fair

5th and 6th graders recently competed at the State History Fair competition at the Ohio State University.  Congratulations to our 15 competitors and our seven award winners!

Honorable Mentions in Youth Division
Sara Scavuzzo - Best Relation to Theme
Nate Tokarsky - Most Creative
Ellery McKee- Most Creative
Jude Sweet - Best Use of Resources

Best Overall Projects in Youth Division
Griffin Schwan - Best Use of Resources
Zach Stine - Most Creative
Jamie Anderson - Best Overall Project
 

1st grade lifecycles

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The first graders at Norwalk Catholic School have been learning about the lifecycle of many living things.In the first grade science class they have tadpoles turning to frogs, ducklings that they hatched from an incubator, ladybug larva turning to ladybugs, ants in an ant farm and caterpillars turning into butterflies. It is a sure sign that spring has arrived and all of the living things are keeping the students interested in learning.The living creatures were supplied through a grant from The Fund for Huron County.

Handwriting Award Winner

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Holly Powers, a fifth grade student at Norwalk Catholic Elementary has been named a State Grade Level winner in the Zaner Bloser Handwriting competition.  There were an estimated 285,000 students participating in this year's contest.  Holly will go on to compete for the Grand National Grade-Level Champion title.

Living Stations

PTO Bowl-a-thon

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