On Thursday, December 19th, the elementary students were excited to celebrate the end of the first semester. After lunch, Grades PK through 5th were treated to a movie party in the auditorium complete with a Christmas tree and lights while the watched The Grinch. Merry Christmas to all of our wonderful elementary students!
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There will be NO After School Program TONIGHT or TOMORROW. After School Program will resume Monday, January 13th.
Parents make the difference! is a four-page, evidence-based newsletter that provides practical, proven information for parents, on a comprehensive array of school success topics, in a format that is best for you and your school.
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Building Readers provides the guidance, steps to take, specific direction and concrete recommendations that parents need to help their kids learn to read, and to read more proficiently. Click the links below to read the December newsletter and extras!
Building Readers Elementary Newsletter(12/2019)
Building Readers Elementary Booklist
Building Readers Extras
How can we build a food web display model? Each group of fourth graders picked a different biome and made a display model of it. They are going to be adding food webs and a report to their display model.
Mrs. Heiting’s first grade class gave a performance of The Great Turkey Race to their parents and family this morning just before our annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Hay Springs Public Schools is thankful for such involved and caring parents!
4th grade is really excited about working with Chaley Jensen and Jade (from the bird conservancy) on our pollinator garden. We received a $750 grant to help us with our project.
We are researching the best plants and flowers to bring in pollinators, and to bloom from spring until fall to help keep our school beautiful! We are hoping to get some donations from our wonderful residence of Hay Springs when they thin out their flower gardens in the spring, as well as we plan to grow a lot of our flowers to help save money.
The plan is to do some landscaping, in front of our school, make a path where people can wander to enjoy flowers, as well as to convert an eye sore to something beautiful!
On a beautiful November 19th day, Megan Reimann brought her two Morgan horses, Rusty and Harvey, and showed the preschool and first grade classes some of the tricks they know. Rusty demonstrated how he can fetch, play an instrument, and rope a “calf”. Harvey was too shy to dance very much but showed that he knows his colors almost as good as the children, choosing between blue and yellow balloons when asked.
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