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Students learn about the life cycle from campus farm animals

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The circle of life lives within local school campuses. From planting seeds, hatching chicks and slaughtering roosters, campuses such as Ormondale Elementary School in Portola Valley and Sacred Heart in Atherton are teaching students the entire life cycle from start to end.  The post Students learn about the life cycle from campus farm animals appeared first on The Almanac.
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Students learn about the life cycle from campus farm animals

The circle of life lives within local school campuses. From planting seeds, hatching chicks and slaughtering roosters, campuses such as Ormondale Elementary School in Portola Valley and Sacred Heart in Atherton are teaching students the entire life cycle from start to end.  The post Students learn about the life cycle from campus farm animals appeared first on The Almanac.

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