We have been learning about different types of bridges during Learn for Life.
Yesterday we learned that the St. Johns Bridge was a suspension bridge.



You can see all our bridges up outside Room 12.
Yesterday we learned that the St. Johns Bridge was a suspension bridge.
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We built paper models of the St. Johns bridge. |
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We used yarn for the suspension piece. |



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Ms. Elisa helped us put them together. |
You can see all our bridges up outside Room 12.
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