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Native American Field Trip
On Tuesday, October 15, Fourth Grade students at the John F. Kennedy School participated in a full day Eastern Woodlands Program to learn about Native Americans in New York. It was a full day of interactive, hands-on, interdisciplinary workshops where students learned all aspects of Woodland Indian life through the arts.
