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Family is Important, Honesty is Best, All About Pets, Never Lie to Your Parents, The Chain of Love, and Where Are You — 7th graders share their “This I Believe” essays.

Original poems are shared by Mrs. Edge’s fourth period English-Language Arts class at Hanes Middle School.

Students read their own poems in the form of haiku, free verse, rhyming, concrete, lyric, and limerick styles.

Original poems are shared by Mrs. Edge’s third period English-Language Arts class at Hanes Middle School.

Students read their own poems in the form of haiku, free verse, rhyming, concrete, lyric, and limerick styles.

Original poems are shared by Mrs. Edge’s second period English-Language Arts class at Hanes Middle School.

Students read their own poems in the form of haiku, free verse, rhyming, concrete, lyric, and limerick styles.

Original poems are shared by Mrs. Edge’s first period English-Language Arts class at Hanes Middle School.

Students read their own poems in the form of haiku, free verse, rhyming, concrete, lyric, and limerick styles.

Abby Jameson, Avery Wells, and Hannah Young read their math picture book, “Over the Bridge.”

Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade math classes at Hanes Middle School created math picture books to illustrate math concepts in real world situations. Students wrote and illustrated their own math picture book. This project integrated reading, writing and art into the world of math.

Margaret Macon and Melissa Seehausen read their math picture book, “Timmy and the Tree.”

Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade math classes at Hanes Middle School created math picture books to illustrate math concepts in real world situations. Students wrote and illustrated their own math picture book. This project integrated reading, writing and art into the world of math.

Vipul, Jason, and Andrew tackle the popular notion of “Six Degrees of Separation” by showing listeners how they can go from (1) Hanes Middle School to (6) red tomatoes in only four jumps.

Caroline Stanek and Patrick Whitesides read their math picture book, “The Magic of Pi.”

Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade math classes at Hanes Middle School created math picture books to illustrate math concepts in real world situations. Students wrote and illustrated their own math picture book. This project integrated reading, writing and art into the world of math.

Meredith Welty reads her math picture book, “The Adventures of Genny Geometry.”

Mrs. Taylor’s 7th grade math classes at Hanes Middle School created math picture books to illustrate math concepts in real world situations. Students wrote and illustrated their own math picture book. This project integrated reading, writing and art into the world of math.