The sixth graders learned about genetic and environmental factors that affect animal survival. In groups, they created games about a specific animal and factors it may face. They worked very hard, so today they get to play each game! 🎲
WGS PTO Bingo night November 18th 6:30-8:00 in the gym.
Fourth graders are learning about transparent, translucent, and opaque items. Today they went on a hunt around the classroom for examples of each type of item. 🔦
Fun with Math Fact Practice
You can watch last night's BOE meeting as well as previous BOE meetings now on the USD388 Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/USD388
WGS Announcements
Here is the link for the next two weeks of WGS announcements.
https://5il.co/1kllc
Reminder that PTO Bingo night is Friday November 18th at 6:30 in the gym.
Happy Veterans Day from 2nd grade!!!
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All 6th graders received a dictionary today courtesy of the Hays Optimist Club. Local member, Nathan Legleiter, joined the class to challenge them with some dictionary usage skills!
The link below is for next weeks announcements
https://5il.co/1k80q
Second grade had a fun nutrition presentation today. They got to make nutritious and delicious turkeys. Thank you Kourtney Talkington for the snack and project!!!
Congratulations to the following students who were nominated as students of the month during October for their hard work and great character in the classroom: Jax Gabel, Johanna Jacques, Graeme Matzke, Thiago Vallejo, Ellie Pritchett, Jonah Rice, Beckett Longbine, Bristol Honas, and not pictured Bryce Armbrister. We are so proud of you! Keep up the great work!
Happy Halloween from 5B 👻🎃🦇
Happy Halloween from 4th grade!
Happy Halloween from the WGS staff! Thank you, Vineyard Creations, for our shirts!
We had loads of tricks and treats today! Happy Halloween from the 6th graders!
What a beautiful day for some Halloween fun!
Halloween Fun 🎃
The 5th graders built candy launchers with the goal to make it into the trick-or-treater’s basket from 6 ft away. 🍬 They were very creative, but only one team succeeded! Others were VERY close though!
The 6th graders were challenged with building a bone bridge with only limited materials and a height criteria of 1 inch. Their goal was to see who could build a bridge that held the most candy pumpkins! One team’s bridge held 18 pumpkins! 🎃
The 4th graders were challenged with giving bats their wings (think paper airplane)! Then we tested to see which bat flew the farthest. Congrats to Jaxon, Katie and Taegan for their far travels! 🦇
