Pinwheel shadows look like flags on the sidewalk at Woodland Elementary School. Children participate in Pinwheels for Peace, an international art and literacy project, at the school in Perrysburg. It is the sixth year the school, of about 600 students Kindergarten through fifth grade, has participated.
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Woodland Elementary School children participate in Pinwheels for Peace.
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Corbin Toepher, left, Calvin "CJ" Smith, and their second grade teacher Lynn Cherry with pinwheels.
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Corbin Toepher, a student in Lynn Cherry's second grade class, puts his pinwheel on a skewer while classmates wait behind him.
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Second grade teacher Lynn Cherry, right, shows her students how to put their pinwheels on the skewers.
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Michael McGregory's fourth grade teacher Erica Parish, right, shows Michael how his pinwheel will work in the wind.
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Isabella Pino, left, and Cora Le Herrling place their pinwheels.
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Fourth graders Chloe Friemoth, left, and Georgia Steele put in their pinwheels.
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Woodland Elementary School children participate in Pinwheels for Peace, an international art and literacy project, at the school in Perrysburg.
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Second graders in Jenny Powers' class check out thief pinwheels before putting them in the ground.
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Clara Litten, left, Kymora Williams, and Kiana Allan, second graders in Jenny Powers' class, before putting their pinwheels in the ground.
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Brennan Webb with his pinwheel.
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Woodland Elementary School children participate in Pinwheels for Peace.
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Julianne Scott's first grade class sits behind their pinwheels.
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Fourth graders in Katie Halm's class putting in their pinwheels. From left: Olivia Black, Jonah Cook, Cade Zimmerly, Rebekah Luce, Mira Adkins, and Brody Schuppenies, far right.
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April Roberson, left, and Kaylin Skiver, fifth graders in Ashley Morris' class, placing pinwheels.
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