The Hay Springs Elementary fourth grade class has been busy working on engineering to make safe bridges. Take a look at the pictures below!
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Kindergarten Cartographers
Kindergarten made a map of Hay Springs and then went for a walk to the grocery store to see if the map worked! We made it down and back and our map was right!
Flag Etiquette
Today the 5th graders welcomed Lieutenant Mullis to their class to talk to them about flag etiquette. After he gave us a brief history of the flag and its symbols, he showed us the correct way to fold the American Flag. We were very honored to have him as our guest.
Hay Springs Jr. High Fundraiser
To order go to: https://hayspringscc18.itemorder.com/sale
Items Available:
Tee Shirt
Sweat Shirt
¾ zip
Shorts
Shell Jackets
Beanies
This is an all online order. You order and pay on the website!! Items will be shipped to the school and then distribute.
Summer Food Program
SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM GOING STRONG THROUGH JULY 26, 2018
Children 18 and under eat breakfast and lunch for free!!!!
BREAKFAST: 8:00 – 8:30 A.M.
LUNCH: 11:30 – 1:00 P.M.
MONDAY – THURSDAY except July 4
ADULTS CAN EAT FOR A CHARGE:
BREAKFAST: $2.20
LUNCH : $3.50
PLACE: HAY SPRINGS SCHOOL CAFETERIA, 407 N. BAKER STREET, HAY SPRINGS
Elementary Theatrics
-Have a good laugh and watch the third graders perform their Fabulously Funny Idiom Plays Wednesday, May 16th, at 4:30 in the pit area of the cafeteria. Open to the public.
-Fifth grade will be presenting a reader’s theater next Wednesday, May 23rd, at about 10:30 in the pit if your class would like to watch. Should last about 20 minutes I’m guessing.
5th Grade Solar Energy Experiment — Community Feedback
The fifth graders have been investigating solar energy. Today, we conducted an experiment to learn which earth materials, dry soil, wet soil, water, or rocks, collect and store solar energy most efficiently. We first placed each cup of material in the sun for 20 minutes, then moved the cups to a shady area where we recorded the temperature every 3 minutes for 21 minutes. So…which material do you think collected and stored the most solar energy? And which material lost the most solar energy? Leave your guesses in the comments!
Year End Talent Show Entry Form
Entries for the 2018 year-end talent show are due on Monday, May 14th. Entries can be picked up from any teacher or picked up outside Mrs. Varvel’s room.
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