Peachtree City Elementary was transported way back in time for Colonial Day. Panther 3rd graders wrapped up their studies of British Colonial America with a host of themed activities.
To link their social studies standards back to real life experiences of American forefathers, students dressed in Colonial attire, made butter, sampled different traditional foods of the time period, created tin punch artwork, and wrote with quill feathers.
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