Big, Little Giraffes at Stone School, May 1969
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Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1969
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The giraffe has become a well-known friend to kindergarteners in Miss Sally Pryce's class at Ann Arbor's Stone School. The children made the large giraffe and the little ones too with very little assistance, out of paper- mache. The giraffe was studied by the children because of its unusual characteristics, such as its method of drinking water and lack of a voice box. In the photo area (from left) Lisa Lang, Aaron Preston, Pat Peters, Sam Cox and Tommy Wilson.
Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1969
Caption
The giraffe has become a well-known friend to kindergarteners in Miss Sally Pryce's class at Ann Arbor's Stone School. The children made the large giraffe and the little ones too with very little assistance, out of paper- mache. The giraffe was studied by the children because of its unusual characteristics, such as its method of drinking water and lack of a voice box. In the photo area (from left) Lisa Lang, Aaron Preston, Pat Peters, Sam Cox and Tommy Wilson.
Year
1969
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May
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