It’s the Reader’s Turn at Panther Valley Public Library
Dallas Clark of Nesquehoning, 7:
“When you learn about it and maybe it needs to be fixed, so you can help fix it.”
Luna Escalante of Lansford, 6:
“When I grow up, I want to be a paleontologist because I love dinosaurs, and I want to help people learn more about them.”
Logan Miller of Nesquehoning, 6:
“The solar system — the sun gives us light and warmth.”
Ty Williams of Summit Hill, 8:
“We need to learn about science topics like plants and animals because we eat them and live around us.”
Landon Gillette of Summit Hill, 8:
“Flowers because they help with pollen and nectar for the bees.”
Lorelei Escalante of Lansford, 7:
“Flowers because they give off a natural smell and give us oxygen.”
Elenore Colancecco of Summit Hill, 8:
“The food chain — if we accidentally killed one animal, we’d have too many of the other. We need to take care of endangered species.”
Avalynn Hoffman of Nesquehoning, 6:
“The sun, which is in the middle of the solar system, makes it nice for me to go to the beach.”
“What’s important for people to learn in the different topics of science?”
