Heather Cannella and Patty Lazarz’s classes engaged in the learning of Westward Expansion with the creation of a class quilt at Michael A Maroun Elementary.

The students heard a story each day relating to the topic of Westward Expansion during their listening block.
Traditionally, students would have written a summary of the lesson, but Cannella and Lazarz had other ideas.
“The kids got to complete a quilt square that highlighted the most important parts of the story, in writing, and then they illustrated a main character or important concept in the center of the square,” said Cannella.
The classes each used their paper patches to create a giant quilt on the bulletin board outside of their classroom.
Each student created a total of nine quilt squares.
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