Student Run Amphibian Conservation Education Project
- Posted at 3:35 pm on May 05, 2008 by Frog-blogger
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Fifth Graders at Dodge intermediate School in Twinsburg are participating in an amphibian conservation education project. They will be making an "Amphibians of Ohio" poster with the help of Treefrog Educational. These posters will be located around Twinsburg to highlight the need to protect amphibian habitat and to reduce pollutants. The fifth-graders are raising funds to pay for the professionally produced posters by selling t-shirts. The slogan and images are student-created. The sale continues until May 16th. Buy a t-shirt and help educate Northeast Ohio about amphibians.
Students in the picture: Hunter Spittler (left), creator of slogan and Lexie Dungan (right), artist


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Hunter Spittler
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thank you mrs spring
Keep up the good work.
P.S. It might be fun for your fifth grade group to come to the Zoo for a Rising Water Safari Camp experience. Have any of you ever slept at the Zoo?
What a creative way to help amphibians and teach people about them at the same time. I'm sure that your project will be successful and inspire a lot of people.
I can't wait to get my T-shirt....
Great job!
Way to go!
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