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4th Grade Learns About Systems
4th grade was invited by the 8th grade Science class taught by Mr. Rotherham to learn about systems. The 8th graders did a wonderful job through posters and slide shows. Learning and fun was had by all!
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Fire Station Visit
3-5 grade attended the local Fire Station during Fire Safety week. Craig Housh and Matt Anderson took the students on a tour of the fire hall, explained how the equipment worked, and what to do in case...
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Red Ribbon Week Photo Album
Monday, October 28th Sock It To Drugs – Wear crazy socks Tuesday, October 29th Be Drug Free – Wear red Wednesday, October 30th Hawks Don’t Do Drugs – Wear green, yellow, hawk gear, and hats Thursday,...
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Kindergarten Halloween
Kindergarten had a busy Halloween week. First, we were construction workers pounding golf tees into pumpkins and then adding rubber bands to finish them off. Next, we constructed houses for ghosts...
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Fun Chairs Donation
During the magazine sales fundraiser for the elementary school, Rayden Starke learned he was the winner of $100. With the help of this brother, Brecken, and his mom, Mindie, they decided that half the...
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4th Grade Inventors
4th grade was working as inventors Wednesday in Mystery Science. They were inventing apple pickers using only paper. We have some very successful inventors!
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Chemical Reactions
Fifth graders have been learning about properties of matter and chemical reactions. On Wednesday, we explored the idea that chemical reactions create new materials that have useful and interesting...
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Pumpkin Investigation
Is there a relationship between the number of lines on a pumpkin and the number of seeds? Or between the circumference of a pumpkin and the number of seeds? Fifth graders explored these questions on...
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A/B Honor Roll Celebration
Students who were on the A/B Honor Roll for the first quarter were treated to a pleasant surprise this afternoon! Mr. Hagge called those students in grades 2nd-6th to the football field this afternoon...
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Horse School
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...
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4th Grade Spotlight
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...
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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...
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Food Web Display Models
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...
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Building Readers Dec. 2019 Newsletter
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...
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Parents Make The Difference Dec. 2019 Newsletter
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...
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NO After School Program TONIGHT or TOMORROW
There will be NO After School Program TONIGHT or TOMORROW. After School Program will resume Monday, January 13th.
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Building Readers Jan. 2020 Newsletter
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...
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Parents Make The Difference Jan. 2020 Newsletter
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...
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Elementary Christmas Party
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...
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Elementary Holiday Computer Art
The Elementary Computer class has been busy over the last several weeks creating some holiday artwork for you to enjoy. Here are just a few samples! Facebook users, please make sure to click the “See...
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