Crap I've Made by Char is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. “My favorite part of the day was dressing up,” said Graham Rushing, who was Neil Armstrong. You are here: Home / Uncategorized / Helen Keller vogued FebruBy Char Crap I've Made 27 Comments. “My favorite part of the wax museum was saying all the facts.”
Kelsey Bentson, who portrayed Helen Keller, really enjoyed the experience. “Literally, the fourth graders have the added bonus of incorporating history, reading, writing, and art and even the Biblical Worldview into one project that tells the life story of a famous person. It is the highlight of all PCA 4th graders and such a cute way to learn about historical figures and their contributions to society." “Creating a living wax museum is the perfect way to demonstrate that history is alive,” said fourth grade teacher Jeanette Snook. Students had to hold very still, like a person made of wax, as visitors walked by to take in their displays and learn more about each person. After that, the fun really begins as students bring their research to life dressing up as their historical figure and presenting their work to PCA students, staff, and parents by way of the Living Wax Museum. They read a biography on the person, create a detailed tri-fold board showing facts about their person's life, and then present their findings to their class.
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Tickets can be purchased at the Helen Keller home or by calling (256) 383-4066 or toll free 1-888- 329-2124. Tickets include a free self-guided tour of the home. Ticket price is 15.00 for reserved seats and 10.00 for general admission. This past Friday, the Welcome Center was filled with fourth grade students dressed as royalty, baseball players, heroes of war, famous actresses, and everyone in between.Įach year students choose a person in history who made an impact on society, to bring back to life for the day. Gates open at 6:30 p.m., curtain at 8:00 p.m.
PCA is known for its annual traditions, and there is none more highly anticipated by staff and students alike as the 4th Grade Wax Museum, which has been an annual staple for over 20 years.
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