The students at Charlston ES in Charlston, VT sent us this very colorful flag which flew in the new year at Cape Royds.

This flag endured a huge wind storm. It was sent by the students in Regina Cherill’s class at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, Summit NJ.

The students at  St John’s Lutheran School sent us this lovely flag. Their teacher is Amy  McCargar and they are from Two Rivers, WI. Each student created a differnt penguin.

So many students worked on this flag it took two sides to create.  Stony Brook School has sent us many flags over the years, each one is unique and beautiful.

This is the second side of the Stony Brook flag. Their teacehr Mindy Schnare loves penguins.

Marshall REese’s calss at Franklin MS in Jamesville WI made this  beautiful flag. It flew through a wind storm and survived. 

The students at Saint Columban School in Garden Grove, CA. have sent us flags for severals years. Their teacher Genny Kahlweiss loves penguins.

Coal City Public Library is another group  that keeps us busy with flags every year.  Each flag is unique and beautiful. This one was made by Tisha Girot and her eager readers.

The students in Michelle Montgomery’s class at Forest United Methodist Childrens School in Silver Springs, FL sent us the colorful flag with all their names.

Tabatha Wurster’s class of penguin lovers sent us this beuatiful flag. They are from East Marion  ES in Silver Springs FL.

 This colorful flag came from Baltimore, MD and the boys in  Mary-Catherine Irving’s class at  the Boys Latin School.

The Eager Reader Bunch at CCPLD School in Coal City sent us this colorful flag. Each student painted a different penguin.

Linda Smith’s class at North Decatur ES, Greenburg, IN. made this beautiful flag. It flew at Cape Royds in 2017 and is back with more student’s names. Over 50 now.

Mrs. Root’s class at Orchard Hill ES in Irvine, CA. made us this fun flag. Each child drew a different penguin picture.

Kelsey Deboer’s class at Brinson Memorial School in New Bern, NC made us this fun flag with everyone’s name on it.

The students at Oak Knoll School in Summit NJ made this flag. Teacher is Regina Cherill. Each cild drew a differnt penguin.

Marshall Reese’s class at Franklin MS  in  Janesville, WI made this penguin flag.

Ms Crystal’s class at  the Crysalis School in Palo Cedro CA made us this lovely flag. Note each child’s picture in the plane.

This flag was sent to us from Jean Little at Providence Day School, Charlotte, NC. Five classes put their names on this colorful flag.

Linda Librizzi’s students at Collier HS in Marlboro, NJ made this fun flag.

Peg Volak’s class at Bedminister ES made this beautiful flag. They are from Perkasie, PA.

The Explorers Academy students in Emily O’Halloran’s class made this fun penguin flag.  They are from Newberry, FL.

Sue Bailey’s class at St. Michael School in Orland park, IL. made this penguin flag.

Michelle Thomas’ class at the Friendship Academy in Pittsburg, PA.

Girl Scout Troop #10374, Bernhards Bay, NY. Victoria Biela, leader.

The Conservation Crew from Bernhards Bay, NY. Victoria Biela, leader.

The students at Academy Hill School in Springfield, MA. Teacher is Gwen McNierney.

Endeavor ES, Sioux Falls, SD. Amanda Harris’ class.

Ecole Provencher, Winnipeg MB, Canada Mme Meg’s class.

Coal City Public Library, Coal City, IL.

Canaan School, Teresa Bolton’s Class, Canaan, VT.

Waits River Valley School, E. Corinith, VT. Kayla Eccher’s class. VEry creative use of hands to create the penguins.

Saint Columban School, Garden Grove, CA. Ms Kahlweiss’ class. Several classes helped make this beautiful flag, each penguin is different.

Peach Room, Montessori School, Pittston, PA. Each penguin is unique, just like the students in Natalie Granger’s class.

McDonogh School, Owings Mills, MD. Each student contributed to the colorful pictures on this flag.