FPS staff report
February 2, 2010

Students in the two kindergarten classes taught by Mrs. Sharon Deitz and Mrs. Angie Miller braved the cold temperatures Wednesday of last week and went to the Depot restaurant for lunch as part of a study on nutrition.

According to their teachers, the students completed food pyramids and both planned and constructed a place setting complete with paper food. The children practiced their social skills by using their best manners in a real world situation at the Depot.

The teachers said they felt this was a wonderful way to complete the unit. “The children enjoyed themselves greatly and left with full tummies,” they added.

Four representatives from the two classes are shown in the photo being served their noon lunch by Stephanie Johnson, the Depot’s owner. From left (clockwise) are Allison Barrett, Zion Scott, Hannah Wheatley and Ashton Guy.

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