Madagascar Dance
Gilpin County Elementary students celebrated a successful fundraiser to help the endangered Lemurs of Madagascar. Over 600 dollars was raised for the Duke Lemur Center. The
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Madagascar Dance
Gilpin County Elementary students celebrated a successful fundraiser to help the endangered Lemurs of Madagascar. Over 600 dollars was raised for the Duke Lemur Center. The upper Montessori teacher Ms. Diekman got the joy of wearing the Lemur suit and showed the whole Elementary School how to “Move It Move It”!
