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Stanley met a big turkey on our bulletin board!

Long ago prehistoric people lived right here in Dayton. This park has huts and things just like they used.

Stanley met a gingerbread boy and they both took a bike ride!

We go to computer lab every day - we play brain games that make us good listeners.

Stanley helped Mrs. Zinck sew a Cleveland Chargers flag. The charging horse is our mascot.

There are lots of farms not far from Dayton. This farm raises turkeys. They get to run around outside instead of being in cages.

Oh oh! Stanley went to a museum with us and got locked in an old fashioned jail!

Here's Stanley swinging from a vine in our Dayton children's science museum.

We have lots of dads who volunteer at school. We call them Watch Dogs.

Stanley liked making a volcano model at the science museum.

While we were digging for fossils, we dug up Stanley!

Stanley loved conducting during our Dayton Philharmonic orchestra class.

Stanley even helped Mr. Lionel get the cafeteria ready for lunch.

Stanley climbed right up the clarinet and got in this musician's pocket!

Here he is plucking a violin string to play pizzicato. The musician is Mrs. George from the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra. She visits us often and plays music that goes along woith stories.

Stanley told Santa what he wanted for Christmas!

Stanley was a scary ghost on Halloween! BOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dayton has a park with a beautiful carousel. Instead of horses to ride on, it has inventions and historic things. Stanley took a ride on a canal boat.



He rode on a trolley car. These used to go all over the city of Dayton.

Stanley found out that the cash register was invented and made in Dayton. Isn't this a pretty golden one?