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Flower for Teacher
August 23, 3:30-5:30
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“Some people worry that artificial intelligence will make us feel
inferior, but then, anybody in his right mind should have an inferiority
complex every time he looks at a flower.” Alan C. Kay |
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  The day before school starts,
Loveland's first-fourth grade students come to school to
learn where their rooms are located and meet
their new teachers. Early
that morning
volunteers pick nearly 2,000
sun flowers that sprouted from seeds students
planted on Earth Day.
We invite community leaders to
join us
in carrying on this tradition that is unique to Loveland.When the children
arrive later in the day we are waiting outside of the schools
with flowers in hand. Each child is given a flower to give
to his
 teacher. We pick extras so we can share with
siblings as well.
The flowers are
symbolic of the students coming together to form a new class as
each of their individual flowers come together to form the class
bouquet.
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