The first of the final projects will be a recap of the ALCOA Eagle Eye to the World ELP Showcase presented by Bettendorf Elementary ELP students. We worked all third quarter on independent projects. Each student chose one specific aspect of the bald to focus on.

2. Bettendorf ELP Showcase
Schedule of Events
2:55 – 4:45 – Students build, assemble, and finalize
stations (only students and parents at this time)
4:15 – 4:45 – ELP students have dinner with mentors
5:00 – 5:30 – Auditorium – Dave Murcia will be presenting
on raptors and owls
5:30 – Student displays open for public and community
5:30 – 7:00
 Showcases available for community to check out all 85
projects on display
 6:00 – 6:45 – Zentangle Art Activity in room C16
 Allen Holloway will be painting in J hallway all night
 Lab 3 will have global projects on display from Bald
Eagle Project
 Auditorium – Bald Eagle Camera on display
7:00 – 7:30 – clean up and head home

3. Bettendorf Elementary ELP Showcase
“Bald Eagles”
Thank you very much for coming this evening. Since January the BMS ELP students have been working very hard to prepare for tonight. For the
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elementary grades (4 and 5 grade) students had to work with the theme of Bald Eagles. Students have been working on two projects. The first
project is a global project where students connected with nine schools from the Netherlands, Canada, North Carolina, Texas, and Illinois. They have
been studying Liberty and Justice, the eagles from the ALCOA Bald Eagle Camera, to further understand bald eagles. They have been networking
with the students from the other locations online to create a cohesive global project. In addition to the global project, they have been working on a
second project. The second project students have been working on is their independent project where they chose one key aspect to investigate
further.
Tonight each student has prepared a station based on their independent project. The schedule below shows where each student will be stationed.
Please feel free to travel from room to room to see different presentations. Feel free to come and go and ask as many questions as you wish. Let
them shine and impress you with their knowledge. Each elementary student has an interactive component for you to do in order to receive the
correct answer for the Bald Eagle Scavenger Hunt. Can you get all 30 answers before time runs out?
Room J1 Room B18
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Brooke McGee, 5 grade – Law and Eagles Graham Besser, 4 grade – The Amazing Beaks and Talons
Kaitlyn Walter, 5th grade – Myths of the Majestic Sophie Utsinger, 4th grade – We want our eagles to soar into the future…Help
Raptors protect them!
Will Luebke, 5th grade – Raptors Stephanie Rice, 4th grade – How Eagles Fly
Peter Whitmer, 5th grade – The Great Rivers of Aiden Broderick, 4th grade – Migration Station
Eagles Owen Schmidt, 4th grade – Wings
Peter Hurd, 5th grade – Bald Eagle Millionaire Carter Wolf, 4th grade – Call of the Wild
Caitlyn Lynch, 5th grade – Bald Eagles Up Close! Callista Baker, 4th grade – Protection of Bald Eagles
Nick Schweizer, 5th grade – The Whole Egg
Experience
Maysen Clark, 5th grade – Bald Eagle Nests
Carter Weyman, 5th grade – The Mighty Bald
Eagle
Madison Temple, 5th grade – 9 Kinds of Raptors
Room J7 Room J3
Ryan Harris, 4th grade – A Boney Situation Justin Hettlage, 5th grade – Bald Eagle Eggs
Jason McNab, 4th grade – An Eagle Eye View Emma Hovey, 5th grade – Stomach Ache
Rayanne Brackey, 4th grade – Bald Eagle Ashley McKim, 5th grade – Flying With The Bald Eagles
Plumage Oskar Skogman, 5th grade – Bald Eagle Symbolism and Culture
Samantha Foht, 4th grade – Protection and Laws Yue Horikawa, 4th grade – Home to the Eagles
Havyn Fish, 4th grade – The Mighty Eagle Kaitlyn Flick, 4th grade – 7000 Feathers
Ben Wilkinson, 4th grade – Raptor Times
Jaden Poole, 4th grade – Habitat and Nesting
J Hallway Room C16
Allen Holloway will be painting eagle paintings Are you interested in art? Try out zentangling! A very relaxing and amazing art
in the hall. Walk by, say hello, and watch an technique and in the process learn about eagles. See schedule for when the
expert artist work his magic! sessions will be offered.
Auditorium Computer Lab 3
We will have the ALCOA Bald Eagle Camera live
and streaming so you can watch the eagles we In the computer lab we will have headphones set up at the computers. Each
have been studying since January. Sit down, computer will have one of the global projects up and running for you to listen
relax, and enjoy! to the projects. A list of projects will be on display on the overhead projector
so you can choose what you want to learn about

4. Bettendorf Middle School ELP Showcase
Thank you very much for coming this evening. Since January the BMS ELP students have been working very hard to prepare for
tonight. Each student selected a topic that they are passionate about and had a strong desire to learn more information regarding
the topic. They have done extensive research (some have even conducted some unique experiments) to better understand their
topic. They have even gone out in the community to interview professionals in the field, as well.
Tonight each student has prepared a ten minute seminar to “teach” you about their topic. The schedule below shows where each
student will be presenting and when. Please feel free to travel from room to room to see different presentations. There will be five
minutes between each presentation to allow time to get to a different room. Please, though, do not enter or leave a room during a
student’s presentation. Also, please feel free to ask them questions at the conclusion of their seminar. They have truly become
experts on their topic and would love to share more knowledge with you.
Room B2 Room A14
5:40- Jordan Bayles How Dancing and Stretching Impacts the 5:40- Jack Stamper The Stock Market
Body 5:55- Mikey Pyevich The Human Mouth
5:55-Emma Aanestad Saturated Fats and Trans Fats and How 6:10- Justin Nock The Physics of Light
They Impact the Body 6:25- Sam Snow Chemical and Biological Warfare
6:10-Molly Seybert Changes in Music Over the Last Two Decades
6:25-Laurel Braaten The Teenage Mindset
Room B3 Room A15
5:40- Jenna Schweizer Multiple Sclerosis 5:40- Sam Naab Bullying: What it is and How to Deal with it
5:55- Ryan Fleming The History of Scotland 5:55-Adejoke Mason Chicago Ganglands
6:10- Max Herrmann Origami: Evolutions Through Time 6:10- Keegan Meuer Electricity and How it is Generated
6:25- Lane Harris Jennifer Bricker 6:25- Luke Soko Hydrogen Energy Production
Room B4 Room B8
5:40- Andrew Del Vecchio Brain and Brain Injuries 5:40- Anthony Callahan Crime and Criminal Technology By
5:55- Willow Miller Egyptian Mythology Sherlock Holmes
6:10- Ryan Longenecker Music Therapy: What is it? 5:55- Zach Bunn The History and Legacy of the Olympics
6:25- Logan Quick Storytelling: Once upon a time… 6:10- Emma Doyle The Daily Life of the People of Haiti
6:25- Ben Tinsman How the American Revolution Began
Room B6 Room B10
5:40- Mary Kainec Dissociative Identity Disorder 5:40-Minori Peters Japanese Literature
5:55- Kaylin Kuhn Superheroes 5:55- Isabelle Kussatz Pop Art
6:10- Morgan Hoffman The Moon 6:10- Louis Naab Fruit Power
6:25- Christina Lothrop Program Coding-How it Works 6:25- Kaitlin Trainor The Art ofAnimation
Room B7 Room B12
5:40- Katie Byrne The Science of Winter 5:40- Autumn Campbell Religion
5:55- Mackenzie Slade Dolphin Intelligence 5:55- Drew Haffarnan Physics in the World Around You
6:10- Sophia Pike Cat’s Anatomy 6:10- Josh Turner The Internet
6:25-Mason Chin Sports Marketing 6:25- Soren Steinfeldt What is Art?
Room E6 B14
5:40- Joe Martens Bass Fishing 5:40- Damaris Strocker Panama
5:55- Justine Pearson Sports and How they Impact You 5:55- Hogan Mastanduno Asian Carp
6:10- Jill Schenck Music in Science: How Music Effects the Brain
6:25- Olivia Gasper How Music Impacts Society
Library From 6:40-7:00 BMS students will have the opportunity to go
5:40- Peter Sakalosky The Mystery of Bigfoot around to talk with and learn from elementary students.
5:55- Bridget Quesnell How Today’s Society Would be Different
with Neanderthals Students will be able to clean up their presentation props at
6:10-Michaela Weindruch The Middle Passage 7:00.
6:25- Andrew Ottavianelli John Deere Combines: Helping Feed
the World

5. We would like to thank the following…..
Presenters Parent Volunteers
 Pat Bereskin – Artist, Teacher, Mrs. B’s Art: 563-  Bruce and Sharon Tinsman
359-4073  Celeste Miller
 Allen Holloway -  Clare Martens
http://www.artbyallenholloway.com/  Vickie Pyevich
 Marilyn Buell – Artist  Cathie Quesnell
 Stan Bousson – Outdoor Photography  Helen and Jeff Weindruch
 Dave Murcia – Naturalist/Director Wapsi River  Ronna Braaten
Environmental Education Center
Community Members To the parents….
 John Riches - Public Affairs Manager at Alcoa
 Stan Bousson – Bousson Outdoor Photography Thank you so much for all the time and dedication at
 ALCOA home to make this happen. With the weather and little
class time we really appreciate all the help at home.
 Staff
 Bill Collett – Bus Driver, Quail Expert, Outdoor
Specialist
 Carol Gronlund – Elementary ELP Instructor
 Aaron Maurer – Elementary ELP Instructor
 Rachael Dierickx – Middle School ELP Instructor
 Lisa Reid – Principal
 Jayme Olson – Assistant Principal
 All the teachers who let us use their rooms
Special Thanks to ALCOA for awarding us the grant to
create the Eagle Eye to the World Global Project
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