Some young sculptors from Webster’s Klem Road South Elementary School have been invited to have their work displayed alongside that of professional wood carvers from the Rochester area.

Each year, the Genesee Valley Woodcarvers host a show at the Rochester Museum and Science Center, and recently Klem South art teacher Mary Beth Vasalos was approached by a member of the group, asking if her students would be interested in displaying their bird sculptures at the April 14 show.

“What a great opportunity for these kids,” Vasalos said enthusiastically.

The students made their sculptures out of clay and finished them with acrylic paints in early March.

The student project, called “Spring Birds,” was designed to help second-grade students understand the difference between two-dimensional and three-dimensional artwork. Students used hand-building techniques and learned about the stages of clay and the concept of form.

News10NBC has introduced you on several occasions to two brothers who are raising money for the Multiple Scleroris Society with a project called Marbles for M.S.

Connor and Jackson Grossman make paintings using marbles and all the money raised through the selling of their paintings goes to the M.S. Society. Connor and Jackson's mom was diagnosed with M.S.

Marbles for M.S. is celebrating its first anniversary and on April 22, they are hosting a pancake breakfast at Don's Original in Penfield. The event will be held from 9:00am to 11:00pm. There will be local celebrity chefs and servers including News10NBC's own Christine VanTimmeren.

There will also be auction and raffle items including a Jim Kelly Hall of Fame autographed football.

Many kids probably have the week off from school. But instead of sleeping in and kicking back, more than 500 students from our area will be fixing up homes in the community.

It's part of the Flower City Work Camp, which kicks off its 24th year this morning. The camp is made up of teens from 40 churches in Monroe County.

This year, the students plan to repair more than 60 homes for residents who are unable to do the work themselves.