Helping out at Nichol’s Village
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Dr. Bent’s American Literature class recently traveled to Nichol’s Village where they helped local third graders interview senior citizens. They asked questions about theirs lives and how things have changed since then. After the interviews, they all planted bulbs together in a garden.
This article is great proof of how the Pentucket students are part of a big, helpful community. The photos are also great! They show how well the students worked together and how much fun they had at this event.
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Its great to see our students helping out. Good job giving back!
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It is nice that this English class to help the third graders, hopefully the third graders learned a lot from the experience.
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This is such a good cause & looks so good for our school
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I was so happy able to be part of this great experience and give back to the community around us! I feel the school should give more opportunities like this to students, it is so much fin!
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This looks like a great way to give back to our community! It’s so good to see the Pentucket students using the lessons we learn in school in real life situations. I didn’t realize the elementary students also planted bulbs! That is so sweet!
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It’s great to see such a great class getting out there helping out. They’ve gotta have a wonderful teacher. I feel that this shows just how great Pentucket is at giving back to the area in which we live.
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Its really nice that the students do this.
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At first I really didn’t want to go on this field trip, but as soon as we got there I could see how happy it made everyone. We got to help out the community in a really special way, and it just feels great to contribute!
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Great to see pentucket students giving back and supporting their community! Such a cool opportunity for both high school and elementary school students
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That seems like a really good expirence for the younger kids. Its too bad only one of the American literature classes could go on the field trip.
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It is great to see students helping out in their community. It looks like their help was appreciated.
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It was a very fun trip! It is always cool to see what else the school is able to do for the community.
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What a great experience for the third graders! It is something that the older kids will be able to feel good about and something that the folks at Nichol’s Village surely appreciate.
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It was such a cool opportunity to get elementary school students together with students from the high school. There should definitely be more of this at Pentucket!
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This is a great way for students to help out and give back to others!
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It is awesome to see three different age groups collaborating and having fun.
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It was an awesome experience being able to help out in the community. It really shows how invested in the community Pentucket students really are.
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This is a great way for the community to interact, not just the third graders and the people at Nichol’s Village but also the younger students and the high school students
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This looks like a lot of fun and great for the kids! Too bad another American Literature class did not go.
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This looks like a great way to give back to our community! It’s so good to see the Pentucket students using the lessons we learn in school in real life situations. I didn’t realize the elementary students also planted bulbs!
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This is such a great idea, and it benefitted so many people! Hoping there’s another field trip for the rest of the Junior English classes.
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