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 September newsletter and extras!
Building Readers Elementary Newsletter(09/2019)
Building Readers Elementary Booklist
Building Readers Extras
Hay Springs Community Recreation
Youth Tackle Football Sign-ups
Boys and Girls Entering 3rd thru 6th Grade
Practice Held in Hay Springs
Games to be held at home and away
Season will last from Late August to mid October
Registration Fee $40
Equipment Deposit $50
Fee Scholarships available if needed
One Sign-up Date
Thursday, August 15th
4:00 PM -6:00 PM
Security First Bank
If you cannot attend this sign-up date please contact Jim at (308)320-4445
Second grade had a “camp in” on Monday, May 20th. We made tents in the classroom and read under the “stars” with flashlights! We made s’mores, camping mad libs, and learned about constellations.
A good time was had by all last Thursday when Mrs. Mandelko kicked off the Play Day Track and Field Day!
Kindergarten walked down to the daycare to read with them today! It was enjoyed by all.
Please note that this is the most up-to-date schedule and this is the one we will be following!
The 4th grade class is doing experiments on how heat is produced. Here are some pictures of what they have been up to.
Stanley Lambchop is a fictional character that gets flattened by a bulletin board in his bedroom. He becomes the famous Flat Stanley who seeks out adventure where ever he goes. Hay Springs Second Grade made their own personal Flat Stanley and sent them across the country and even the WORLD! We have already gotten a few Flat Stanleys returned back to Hay Springs with souvenirs and photos for us to learn about new geographical places and cultures. It has been an exciting time in second grade learning about the adventures as well as waiting to see who’s Flat Stanley will come back next!
Speech students reinforced the auditorium expectations today. Elementary students had to clean up their space and lift up their seats while other students cheered them on.
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