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The 6th graders brought history to life, showcasing a diverse range of iconic figures from the Bible and ancient Egypt. From biblical prophets and saints to Egyptian pharaohs and deities, each student meticulously transformed into their chosen character, complete with detailed costumes and props.
Visitors enjoyed the presentation and the students' dedication to their roles, as they delivered informative and engaging presentations. The museum also featured stunning 3D maps of the Nile River, crafted by the students themselves, providing a visual representation of the ancient Egyptian civilization, further enhancing the museum's educational value.
The wax museum is a fun tradition here at RAA that provides a unique opportunity for students to step into the past, gaining a deeper understanding of these historical and religious figures. In addition, it’s a fantastic opportunity for the 6th graders to showcase their research, creativity, and public speaking skills.
The event was a resounding success, drawing crowds of students, parents, and other visitors. It was a testament to the students' creativity, hard work, and understanding of their topic.