Grandview pre-K students deliver thank-you cards to Giant Eagle cashiers
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Grandview Upper Elementary School pre-kindergarten students react to a lobster in the seafood section of the New Kensington Giant Eagle while touring the supermarket on Friday, April 20, 2018.
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Leland Malone (left) and Mateo Kaminski learn about the dairy food group while enjoying samples of cheese while on tour at the New Kensington Giant Eagle on Friday, April 20, 2018.
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Giant Eagle employee Heather Holmes discusses the five food groups with Grandview Upper Elementary School pre-K students as they tour the supermarket along Tarentum Bridge Road in New Kensington on Friday, April 20, 2018.
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Grandview Upper Elementary School pre-K student Genevieve Groff enjoys a carrot while touring the produce department at the New Kensington Giant Eagle on Friday, April 20, 2018.
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Mikey Coover eyes up cakes in the bakery at the New Kensington Giant Eagle while on tour with fellow Grandview Upper Elementary School pre-K students on Friday, April 20, 2018.
It was field trip Friday for pre-kindergarten students at Grandview Upper Elementary School.
The kids, ages 3 to 5, from the Highlands School District school in Tarentum went over the river to Giant Eagle in New Kensington.
Their teacher, Marian Ayres, said they were personally delivering thank-you cards to the store's cashiers for collecting donations for the nonprofit Education Partnership, though which they and students at 100 schools in the Pittsburgh area receive school supplies.
Giant Eagle staff educated the children on the five food groups, letting the children eat samples along the way.
