A Picture of My Dream

Little Lens Photo of the Day

Taken by Daniel, a student at Payne Elementary 

Little Lens Photo of the Day

Taken by Chirs, a 3rd grade student at Browne

Little Lens Photo of the Day

Taken by India, a fifth grade student at Payne Elementary

Little Stories

I see the girl standing on rocks. She is feeling mad. She is at home. I see her dancing.

- Me’kayla, a 1st grade student at MLK Elementary

Little Stories

I see a girl in the back of the house. The girl feels like she can express her feeling of wanting to be free. I think she is in the forest and she found an abandoned house. It looks like she was being tortured. And she do not have a house to lay her head at.

- Jordon, a 4th grade student at MLK Elementary

Little Stories

The girl is in the rain. What do you see? The girl feels awesome. Where is the girl? Wow! Look at the girl!

- Shaakirah, a 1st grade student at MLK Elementary

Little Stories

The girl is outside in the mud and it looks like she is having fun. But why is she outside in the mud playing in it because if she do not have no shoes on she can step on something that is glass. She can cut her self on the foot. But she looks like she is dancing and the sky is kind of gray and the clouds look black and it looks like it is raining. But the house looks like it is old and it is halfway painted and the window looks like it is open.

- Kyrie, a 4th grade student a MLK Elementary 

Little Stories

I see a girl in the mud. Behind is a brick house. The girl is at her house. She feels serious. I like this girl.

- Cymone, a 1st grade student at MLK Elementary

Little Lens Photo of the Day

Taken by Joshua, a fourth grade student at Tyler Elementary.

Little Stories

This picture is showing a girl at the beach in a bathing suit. She is screaming FREEDOM! because it is summer vacation! She is glad it’s summer vacation because she was probably having a hard time in school. And she’s thinking it’s a good idea for kids to have summer vacation because people need fresh air and to relax their brain.

- Anthony, a 4th grade student at MLK Elementary