YEE-HAW!! The cowpokes in Kindergarten had a Rootin’-Tootin Wild West Day! Shown is Mrs. Trish’s Class dressed in their finest western attire. They enjoyed panning for gold, calf roping, horseshoes, dipper race, barrel race, hay hauling, and pictures with a pony. As you can tell from the grins, everyone had a great day!

Mrs. Sharon Shiveley’s 5^th grade science classes recently spent time learning about electricity.  The students conducted numerous experiments to distinguish between open/closed circuits and simple series/parallel circuits.  Upon completion of the experiments, the students created Electrical Safety Posters to make other students at PUE aware of safety precautions when dealing with electricity.

Ms. Angie’s class participated in Western Day on March 22^nd.This was a conclusion of the study of the letter W and an introduction to their farm unit. Students dressed in Western style clothing. Hats and bandanas were supplied by the teacher.

Activities included centers such as line dancing, calf roping, barrel racing, pin the tail on the donkey, horse shoes, hay hauling, and panning for gold. They also had individual pictures made with a real pony. Upon the conclusion of the centers the cowboys and cowgirls feasted on Frito chili pies. It was a good ole’ boot scootin' time.