Higgins School News

"EDUCATION - A DEBT DUE FROM PRESENT TO FUTURE GENERATIONS" - George Peabody, 1852

DR. C. MILTON BURNETT, SUPERINTENDENT of SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS: BROWN | BURKE | CARROLL | CENTER | McCARTHY | SOUTH | WELCH | WEST | HIGGINS | PVMHS

	The Eagles Cluster visited the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem on Tuesday, March 24. Students accompanied docents to view art and find words to express what he/she saw. Cassie, Elijah, Jim, Dylan, Derrick, Alyssa, AJ and Ms. Cutler, Ms. Nelson, Mr. Ruggiero, Ms. Shambos, Ms. Smoller.
Students identified words to describe the painting "Fiesta at Gloucester" . - Adjectives: colorful, Americans, friendly, happy, beautiful, cute, stormy, festive, windy, pretty, cool, heavenly. - Verbs: running, standing, focusing, cheering, wondering, smiling, laughing, holding, giving, looking, walking, working, blowing, standing, arresting. Nouns: boat, flags, statue, Gloucester, people, bands	"Fiesta at Gloucester"
	Sentences made from words describing painting: "There are a lot of Americans standing with flags." "The friendly people were so jumpy." "The heavenly band celebrates the festival by marching to the church." "Gloucester is colorful with a lot of smiling people." "This painting has a pretty working boat in it." "Many colorful flags are blowing in the wind." "Gloucester is busy with ugly people."