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" I hope everyone here is well and eternally motivated to guarantee the necessary human rights in every part of this planet, so beautiful. Gratitude to be in this group and back. The experience with everyone here was very important for us and especially for me it was very educational, it was motivating to teach and present the SDGs, in addition to building a fun monster and it was really also very challenging to communicate with other languages ​​and make people understand here in my country the word sustainability." 

Our sustainable development goal is to bring a garbage free lunch as much as possible and reuse, recycle, reduce at school and at home. Our students come from various backgrounds and can speak up to 3-4 languages.

                                                         
                                                                         
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Ms. Joanna Jarocewicz and Mr. Stefan Mruk, grades 4 and 5 of Szkola Podstawowa in Kleszczele, Poland.

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Tatjana Stefanac (English), Vojislav Krstic (Art) -- Hi from Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj Primary School in Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia!  

Website: http://zmajsm.edu.rs/wp/

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Ms. Nichols & Mrs Latz (Art) and Ms. Buss. The fourth graders at St. Raymond School in Joliet, Illinois  

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 Anna Hechler: grade 6. Western Junior High. Kinderhook, Illinois.

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Midge Nichelason/Lydia Dallas: grades 4 and 5 Gifted/Talent Pool Program School. Carlos Rey Elementary School. Albuquerque, New Mexico

Longitude/Latitude 35.0844 N, 106.6604 W HIGH/LOW Temperatures 27°F to 93°F WAY HOTTER THIS SUMMER!  Carlos Rey is a nice and fun school. It helps us learn a lot and to improve on math, reading and other subjects. We think it is a TOPS school which means we have a longer school year and day. We have a leadership council of students which gives out food to families in need. Last year we helped with a local animal shelter. We are: RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE, and SAFE!
                                                               

Our Global ELEMENTAL Monster will be designed to control all of the elements: Fire, Water, Earth and Air. This means it can help in MANY areas of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It will be the ultimate technological machine designed by the best thinkers and inventors around the world!
Water - it could purify water, create ice in polar areas to sustain habitats, Rain could be directed to areas affected by fires, to irrigate arid areas into usable farmland. Earth - controlling the weather so there is no drought, control earthquakes and prevent other natural disasters, growing trees for more oxygen. Air - to control wind to not spread fire and to get rid of pollution and smoke. Fire - to manage forests (along with water). Our Elemental Monster would be available to all people in all countries! Our only concern is that no one tries to take it over to make money and control other countries. If we can create such a monster, hopefully we could take care of the human side through the United Nations or some other global cooperative group.
School web site: https://carlosrey.aps.edu/ 

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Mrs. Peacock's & Mrs. Rodriguez's K-5 Gifted Education classes (43 students) - San Antonito STEM Magnet Elementary School - Sandia Park, New Mexico, USA
School web: https://sanantonito.aps.edu/  -- X account: @SASMSTEM

Latitude: 35.170510N Longitude: 106.341150W -- Temperature: 15°F Lows - 86°F Highs
San Antonito STEM Magnet is located about 20 miles east of Albuquerque, NM, in the eastern foothills of the Manzano Mountains. We are a neighborhood magnet school where there is a strong sense of community. We are able to bring in many businesses and community members to work with students through Project Based Learning. The small, rural school enables our teachers and staff to create connections with our learners and their families. We have 3 large outdoor learning spaces, school gardens, composting area, trails, wooded areas, large playground, an observatory and telescopes, a Roadrunner Lab (makerspace) for exploration and creation, and a DigiLab (technology class). Our motto is: Wonder ~ Explore ~ Contribute. Together we make our world better. With that motto in mind, our Global STEM Monster will help people grow and obtain the food and nutrition they need.
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Mrs Fontanarosa’s and Mrs Kazulak’s 4th grade. Lewiston Porter Intermediate Education Center. Youngstown, NY. 
                                                        

Mrs. Lisa Davis, 2nd Grade, Abraham Depp Elementary School, Plain City, Ohio.
There are 822 students in our school, 23 students in our 2nd grade class, and seven 2nd grade homerooms within our school. Our school focuses a lot on character development, being a leader and making good choices. We are excited to connect with other classrooms around the world! Plain City is located at 40.1076° N, 83.2674° W. On this fall day, it is 72 degrees Fahrenheit. 

Our choice for a sustainable development goal is increasing, or helping out with, recycling efforts in our school and community.
                                                           

 
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Mrs. Branscum’s fourth grade Gifted and Talented class at Oakdale Public School in Edmond, Oklahoma. 


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Mrs. Pruitt & Mr. Dunavant's 3rd/4th grade South Park Elementary, Belle Fourche, South Dakota, USA.
Latitude: 44° 40' 16.93" N -- Longitude: -103° 51' 7.74" W

We are the 3rd and 4th grade classes on a vertical team of 1st-4th. We are the only vertical team at our school. We have 41 students between the two classes. We live in the Geographic Center of the Nation in Belle Fourche, South Dakota, which has a population of about 6,000. Our campus is 1st through 4th grades with 5 of each grade level. We do not have school on Fridays and go to school from 8:00am-3:20pm

We enjoy things such as sports, building, games including video games, cards, and board games, learning new things, creating art, and academics. We live about an hour away from Mt. Rushmore and we are just at the north end of the Black Hills. We have 4 seasons. Fall is mild with temperatures ranging from 40*F to 70*F. Our leaves turn colors and fall off. Our first snow is usually at the end of October or early November. Winter is cold with temps ranging from -20*F to 40*F. We get snow quite often ranging from 1" to 24" at a time, but it usually melts within a few days. Spring is cool again much like fall. We have lots of baby animals born in our area in the spring. Our last snow of the year can come as late as mid May. Summers are mild until about August when it gets hot. Late spring and early summer is usually rainy and we get lots of hail. Hail can be tiny like pea gravel or big like baseballs. Our sustainable development goal is stopping world hunger.

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 Jo Gifford's 4th/5th grades, The Branch School in Houston, Texas. 
We are a private school in Houston, TX. There are 9 students in 4th grade and 14 in 5th grade. 

The longitude and latitude of Houston  is: 29N 95W. The average high and low is from 47F to 95F, but this summer we had record number of days over 100F.
www.thebranchschool.org -- Follow us on Facebook and Instagram

The SDG that our monster is focused on is Gender Equality.

                                                                   
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