Eye on UMSL: Triple hoop

Oct/16/2011 | POSTED BY Ryan Heinz

Danielle Coffyn, a first-grade teacher at St. Louis Language Immersions Schools, watches a student learn to hula hoop during recess on Friday. Coffyn is a graduate student at UMSL.

Each week, University Marketing and Communications at the University of Missouri–St. Louis displays one new image in its online publication Eye on UMSL. The latest photo captures a first-grade teacher watching a student triple hula hoop.

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Eye on UMSL: Triple hoop

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