Knothole Project

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8th graders finished up their presentations of their knothole projects, which ties into the chapters we finished in To Kill a Mockingbird. Jem and Scout find items in a knothole that someone left for them, so the kids brought items that they could leave for someone. I always love seeing what objects are significant to them and hearing the stories behind them.  



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