TOWER- Tower-Soudan kindergarteners drew up plans, and then went to work to each build a trap to catch a leprechaun. They used a variety of recycled materials, including cardboard boxes, fabric, and …
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TOWER- Tower-Soudan kindergarteners drew up plans, and then went to work to each build a trap to catch a leprechaun. They used a variety of recycled materials, including cardboard boxes, fabric, and plastic containers, plus a lot of glue and tape. The students left the traps set in their classroom overnight, and they were hoping to be surprised in the morning with some signs that the leprechauns had visited when they returned to their classroom.