DAY 1: Lincoln Middle School, Ward 1
The Lincoln Knights were hard at work the first day of programming, warming up for soccer practice with several exercises.
DAY 3: Burrville Elementary School, Ward 7
Coach Daryl Forte is beginning his 15th season coaching the Eagles, and his approach doesn't change. Expectations are set during the first week of practice.
DAY 4: Truesdell Education Campus, Ward 4
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Fifty kids. Fifty! That's how many elementary school children came out for DC SCORES programming during the first week. Truesdell also has a thriving middle school program. DC SCORES is a huge part of the school's identity and culture. Look for a Truesdell Trojan nearby!
DAY 5: Barnard Elementary School at The White House, Ward 2
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Programming wasn't a week old, but the Barnard Bears were in midseason form when they put on a clinic for guests at The White House during the Social Innovation Fund's "What Works" Showcase.
DAY 6: C.W. Harris' alphabetic scavenger hunt, Ward 7
The Viking immersed themselves in self-expression during an early lesson, thinking of 36 words that identified their school's neighborhood and writing them in their journals.
DAY 7: Alphabetic string poems at Anne Beers Elementary, Ward 8
At Anne Beers Elementary, students studied their poetry classroom and identified objects beginning with each letter of the alphabet. They then wrote five-line poems using an alphabetic string of five words!
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Check out our large collection of photos from Brightwood Education Campus' first week of writing, and see all photos from the season -- both soccer and writing -- on Flickr.
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