4th graders took visitors back to the early Wyoming history days.
Wyoming outlaw Alf Slade.
Buffalo Bill spoke about his life during the 4th grade Waxless Wax Museum.
Students in Mr. Bohlander's Science Class were asked to put their engineering and design skills to test. They were given the task to design and build a rubber band car with a partner using limited materials and a set amount of time.
The big distance winners.
Operating on Expressions - 5th grade practiced their current math topic.
Topic 8 over Operations and Algebraic Thinking – focused on the Order of Operations, by “operating” on expressions.
Students moved around their classrooms evaluating different expressions, while wearing masks and gloves to set the mood!
Literacy Night was packed full of fun family events!
Our book fair sold about $2,700, helping us achieve our goals of putting books into the hands of students!
'A Chapter A Day Will Light Your Way!'
Family Literacy Night held at West Elementary during the Enchanted Book Fair.
Our sign in table reported at least 73 families in attendance.
We had an incredible showing of families for this event!
Two Smart Cookies
Ms. Finch’s class had a special visitor, who told students about how to stay safe when traveling in a vehicle.
Drum Roll Please! West students performing for quarterly awards assembly.
WEST STUDENTS EXCITED ABOUT NEW INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Posted Date: 09/13/2018
West Students will be participating in an exciting new incentive program this year. In addition to the keys for success program, students will be able to earn one ticket weekly given on Monday mornin . . .
Computer Science? What is this? The children will explore numerous problem solving activities that will challenge them to look at solutions as process and not just an answer.
Our students will work through simulations, both plugged in and unplugged, to further understand how the technology surrounding them works.
We will have the opportunity to use robots, drones and to learn coding through those tools. This class will allow students to explore and build skills that will be imperative for their future.
Just a few of our West 5th grade students that completed the 5th Grade Summer Reading Challenge that celebrated with ice cream this last Friday! Way to go 5th graders. Keep up the great work!
