CARROLLTON, GA – Carrollton Upper Elementary School fifth and sixth grade Science Club members enjoyed an annual trip last weekend to Camp Wahsega, a 4-H center located in the North Georgia mountains near Dahlonega.
The students learned all types of information from the ecology of organisms in the streams to the life of a pioneer in the 1800s. Other adventures included archery, zip lining, nature hikes, a study of snakes, and geocaching.
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