Third grade students at Jackson Park Elementary School are excited to share their town of Kannapolis, North Carolina. They are located in the Piedmont region of the Tar Heel State. Many things are changing, such as their look and economy, but some things are the same, like the good people of Kannapolis. The students used their research skills of Plan, Do, Review (Super3) to complete this project. Enjoy their first podcast to see how the fabric of Kannapolis is transforming from a textile community into a biotechnology research center.

The 8th grade students at Woodland Presbyterian School invite you to immerse yourself in the culture of Memphis, TN. Journey with us through the city filled with culture and life. The city on the bluff is truly a wonderful place to learn about.

Mrs. Shores' sixth graders at Dunbar Elementary School made this video to introduce you to the neighborhood around their school. The school is located just south of downtown Phoenix. The school is named after Paul Lawrence Dunbar, a great African-American poet. This is an inner-city neighborhood, but residents take a lot of pride in the neighborhood and the school.

The fourth grade gifted classes at Orangewood Elementary are excited to share with you about their favorite city, Fort Myers, Florida. It is located on the lower southern west coast area of the state. The students spent time researching the city using the internet. The teachers Mrs. Medhurst and Mrs. Edenfield worked with the Technology Specialist, Mr. Winkler, to complete the project. You will enjoy their podcast and discover why they love Fort Myers!

Seventh graders at Moravian School are excited to tell you all about their island in the Caribbean. St. Thomas is part of the United States Virgin Islands and is a popular tourist destination. Find out what it's like to live on a tropical island!

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