After an invigorating discussion of how our planet works, Greenfield Elementary students share with us why they think it’s important to save our environment.

In this session, we took our Pittsburgh Stevens Pre-K-8 class on a ‘field trip’ outside. There, they were asked to use their senses and tell us: what do you like about Spring?

What do you want to be when you grow up? Students at Greenfield Elementary share with us their career choices for the future.

In this session, we took the Greenfield Elementary class on a ‘field trip’ outside. There, they were asked to use their senses and tell us: what do you like about Spring?

After a long break, students at Greenfield Elementary tell us how they responded when over 15” of snow fell in Allegheny County overnight.

Greenfield Elementary students reflect on the earthquake in Haiti.  In these reflections, our 4^th and 5^th graders explore how this catastrophe has affected them, and what they are doing to help.

Tori Download audio file (Tori-haiti.mp3)

Yuri Download audio file (Yuri-haiti.mp3)

Zoe Download audio file (zoe-haiti.mp3)

4^th and 5^th graders from Greenfield Elementary School in Pittsburgh describe themselves in these personal profiles.

Asia Download audio file (asia.mp3)

Destiny Download audio file (destiny.mp3)

Tommosia Download audio file (tommosia.mp3)

To commemorate his life and work, Greenfield Elementary students discuss the significance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in both their lives and the lives of others.

4th and 5th graders from Greenfield Elementary School in Pittsburgh share their hopes for 2010.

Esmé & True, Granville, OH

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Recorded December 29, 2009

Recorded December 30, 2009

Recorded January 7, 2010 at Greenfield School