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In the PYP unit of inquiry, Where We Are in Place and Time, grade 2 students have been learning about what life was like during Colonial Times. During their "Colonial Day," students played traditional colonial games, practiced colonial writing with quill pens and ink, and learned how to make butter while enjoying freshly made cornbread provided by SAGE.