The 1st Grade Cave Art  was dark and cold. You could even hear water dripping. 

2nd Grade's Nocturnal Forest had glowing eyes and sounds of nature filling the air!

Neat headlight for viewing Nocturnal animals in the forest. 

Art Rocks in 3rd grade: Paintings of layers of the earth, clay landforms, fluorescent rocks and petroglyphs give 3rd graders a lot to explore!

I like this landform. Clay landforms were made from clay and glazed to create small models of earth's natural forms. 

AU geology professor, Dr. Hames, shared a few natural fluorescent rocks with all who came by his table.  

Welcome to Space! 5th grade papier-mâchéd 3 sets of planets with fluorescent paint to create an out of this world experience.  

These two girls enjoyed Van Gogh's Starry Fluorescent Night Over Auburn. The black lights really made them POP!

Is that a real spaceman up there in the stars? 

4th Grade students made 3-D stuffed fish with fluorescent paint. 

Viewers "swam" through the ocean of glowing sea creatures as the sound ocean waves filled the air. 

Ocean murals lined the halls to add to the 3-d fish and ocean sounds!

Take an Artist to Dinner Party table setting for 9. 

What kind of dinner is this? Clay food and really fancy plates.

Are you BRAVE? Live insects in the media center. A natural fluorescent scorpion! These were shared by Dr.. Folkert from Auburn University.

The AU Raptor Center sent Owls for all to see in the dark. They felt right at home with our show. 

The Dean Road Choir sings a few selections from "Sound of Music". 

First meeting in our new space. Everyone had room to spread out and the sound system was great for the choir.