Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class is working on a unit about checking and savings accounts. They have learned how to balance a checkbook, write checks, and create a budget.
Yesterday, they visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM. They also got a good look at the vault!
A big thank you to Josh Martin for showing us around, giving us some inside, and answering all the questions students had! #Celebrate379
about 18 hours ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Mrs. Bybee's Career and Life Planning Class visited the Farmers & Merchants State Bank in Wakefield to learn about money transfers and the ATM.
Wakefield October BOE Report #Celebrate379
1 day ago, USD379 Communications
Wakefield Update report with a blue-to-orange header and two classroom photos. Spanish 2 students collaborated with native speakers, listened to their “clients’” preferences, and presented dream-house designs. A photo shows students and guests working at classroom tables. Third- through fifth-grade students participate in five minutes of team-building after lunch near the new gym, playing Simon Says, Rock Paper Scissors, and other games to build connections. The second photo shows elementary students playing together in the foyer.
 User attachment Garfield Elementary October 2026 Board Report in orange, black, and white. School-year attendance is 98%, exceeding the 95% goal, with a line chart showing daily attendance. Updates include individualized reading support through Walk to Intervention, Farm Safety Day with FFA on October 9, and Leader in Me incentives. Parent-teacher conferences are October 21, 4–8 p.m., and October 22, 8 a.m.–8 p.m., with a goal of 100% family participation. A Garfield Bengals logo appears at the bottom left.   Convert to PDF User attachment Garfield Elementary October 2026 Board Report showing fall Aimsweb diagnostic results in four color-coded pyramid charts. Fourth-grade math: 67% low risk, 10% moderate risk, and 23% high risk. Fourth-grade reading: 78% low risk, 9% moderate risk, and 13% high risk. Fifth-grade math: 61% low risk, 17% moderate risk, and 22% high risk. Fifth-grade reading: 70% low risk, 17% moderate risk, and 13% high risk. Green represents Tier 1, yellow Tier 2, and red Tier 3.   Convert to PDF User attachment Lincoln Elementary October Board Report on an orange background with the Lincoln Cubs logo. Mrs. Last, Ms. Coughlin, and Mrs. Lane held their first Attendance Team meeting of the year. Attendance is 98%, exceeding the schoolwide goal of 97%, which students share weekly at Rise and Shine. The report thanks families for prioritizing attendance. A dashboard and line chart show attendance trends, with five students absent on September 25 and 14% forecast to be at risk for chronic absenteeism.   Convert to PDF User attachment Lincoln Elementary AimsWeb+ results displayed in six pyramid charts on an orange background. Percentages in Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3, respectively: kindergarten math, 68%, 20%, 12%; kindergarten ELA, 46%, 34%, 20%; first-grade ELA, 85%, 9%, 6%; first-grade math, 75%, 19%, 6%; second-grade math, 65%, 12%, 23%; and second-grade ELA, 67%, 21%, 12%. Tier 1 is green, Tier 2 yellow, and Tier 3 red.   Convert to PDF User attachment Lincoln Elementary AimsWeb+ report with two pyramid charts on an orange background. Third-grade ELA results: 74% Tier 1, 7% Tier 2, and 19% Tier 3. Third-grade math: 60% Tier 1, 19% Tier 2, and 21% Tier 3. Green represents Tier 1, yellow Tier 2, and red Tier 3. Text celebrates a majority of students beginning the year in Tier 1 in nearly every assessed area, highlights first-grade results, and explains how the data guides early instruction and intervention.   Convert to PDF User attachment Wakefield Update report with a blue-to-orange header and two classroom photos. Spanish 2 students collaborated with native speakers, listened to their “clients’” preferences, and presented dream-house designs. A photo shows students and guests working at classroom tables. Third- through fifth-grade students participate in five minutes of team-building after lunch near the new gym, playing Simon Says, Rock Paper Scissors, and other games to build connections. The second photo shows elementary students playing together in the foyer.   Convert to PDF User attachment Page two of Wakefield’s October Board Report with photos of a mother eating lunch with her daughters, a student-created football game-day graphic, and six eighth-grade music honorees. Parents are invited to visit for lunch. Mr. Gower’s yearbook and business students create Facebook announcements promoting school activities. North Central KMEA honor choir selections are Payton Gray, Easton Martin, Macie Nix, and Hailey Smith; honor band selections are Aubrey DeMaroney, Macie Nix, and Carlos Ramirez. Their concert is November 7 at 2:30 p.m. at JCHS, and everyone is welcome.   Convert to PDF
Page three of Wakefield’s October Board Report. “Good Times in the Classroom” celebrates teachers and students, with photos of Mrs. Judy reading to children seated on a classroom rug and students holding hands during Mr. McDonald’s PE class. “Last But Not Least” thanks Mr. Nelson and Transportation Director Mike McCoy for helping the principal after the district SUV became stuck on a muddy road. Two photos show someone working behind the SUV and a tire buried in mud.
The Homecoming festivities were fun for all, including Mr. Yenni's 5th graders! #Celebrate379
3 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders enjoy the Homecoming festivities.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders enjoy the Homecoming festivities.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders enjoy the Homecoming festivities.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA. #Celebrate379
3 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Mr. Yenni's 5th graders visited Clay Center last Friday for the Farm Safety Day hosted by the CCCHS FFA.
Executive Director Jeff Tucker and lead engineer Quinton Berggren explain the KSU Technology Development Institute's objectives to WHS students Max and Tim Bybee during a visit this week. Mr. Couch's industrial arts class continues to explore opportunities in engineering. #Celebrate379
5 days ago, USD379 Communications
Executive Director Jeff Tucker and lead engineer Quinton Berggren explain the KSU Technology Development Institute's objectives to WHS students Max and Tim Bybee during a visit this week.
Executive Director Jeff Tucker and lead engineer Quinton Berggren explain the KSU Technology Development Institute's objectives to WHS students Max and Tim Bybee during a visit this week.
Executive Director Jeff Tucker and lead engineer Quinton Berggren explain the KSU Technology Development Institute's objectives to WHS students Max and Tim Bybee during a visit this week.
Executive Director Jeff Tucker and lead engineer Quinton Berggren explain the KSU Technology Development Institute's objectives to WHS students Max and Tim Bybee during a visit this week.
Equipment from the KSU Technology Development Institute is shown.
Equipment from the KSU Technology Development Institute is shown.
Equipment from the KSU Technology Development Institute is shown.
Equipment from the KSU Technology Development Institute is shown.
Mrs. Judy's K/1 class had a special visit today from members of the Clay Center Rotary. They read a story called "Josh the Baby Otter" that promotes water safety. As a special surprise, every student also received a copy of the book and a coloring book. Thank you, Clay Center Rotary! #Celebrate379
6 days ago, USD379 Communications
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
Clay Center Rotary members read Josh the Baby Otter book to Wakefield kindergarten and first grade students.
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
6 days ago, USD379 Communications
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members.
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
The USD 379 Excellence Foundation celebrated the Wakefield staff this morning by bringing in Mr. Summerson and the Bomber Grind to provide drinks to all staff members. Happy Friday! #Celebrate379
Congratulations to Wakefield Middle School students who were selected to participate in the North Central KMEA middle-level honor choir and honor band. The choir includes Payton Gray (soprano), Macie Nix (alto), and Hailey Smith (alto). The band includes Aubrey DeMaroney (flute), Macie Nix (trumpet), and Carlos Romero (baritone). The concert is at JCHS on November 7th at 2:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend the concert. Way to go Jets! #Celebrate379
6 days ago, USD379 Communications
This is a photo of Wakefield Middle School students who were selected to participate in the North Central KMEA middle-level honor choir and honor band. The choir includes Payton Gray (soprano), Macie Nix (alto), and Hailey Smith (alto). The band includes Aubrey DeMaroney (flute), Macie Nix (trumpet), and Carlos Romero (baritone). The concert is at JCHS on November 7th at 2:30 pm.
This week, Mr. Couch’s industrial arts classes welcomed DSO Electric Cooperative’s “Get Charged! Electricity and You” initiative. The program helps middle school students learn about electricity and the important role electric cooperatives played in bringing power to rural America.

Connecting classroom learning to the electricity we rely on every day helps students see how science shapes their world!

Thank you to DSO Electric Cooperative for supporting our students and to Mr. Couch for bringing this learning opportunity to Wakefield! #Celebrate379
6 days ago, USD379 Communications
This week, Mr. Couch’s industrial arts classes welcomed DSO Electric Cooperative’s “Get Charged! Electricity and You” initiative. The program helps middle school students learn about electricity and the important role electric cooperatives played in bringing power to rural America.
This week, Mr. Couch’s industrial arts classes welcomed DSO Electric Cooperative’s “Get Charged! Electricity and You” initiative. The program helps middle school students learn about electricity and the important role electric cooperatives played in bringing power to rural America.
This week, Mr. Couch’s industrial arts classes welcomed DSO Electric Cooperative’s “Get Charged! Electricity and You” initiative. The program helps middle school students learn about electricity and the important role electric cooperatives played in bringing power to rural America.
This week, Mr. Couch’s industrial arts classes welcomed DSO Electric Cooperative’s “Get Charged! Electricity and You” initiative. The program helps middle school students learn about electricity and the important role electric cooperatives played in bringing power to rural America.
Mrs. Woolever and Mr. McDonald took their freshmen to the Eco-Meet at the Milford Nature Center last week. Students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt. Students were excellent sports, spending the day outside in the pouring rain! #Celebrate379
10 days ago, USD379 Communications
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
Wakefield students spent the day identifying different species found around Kansas, performing skits they wrote, and going on a scavenger hunt the annual Eco-Meet last week.
We are hiring! #Celebrate379
10 days ago, USD379 Communications
Blue, orange, and white hiring flyer with the Wakefield Bombers logo and a megaphone. Wakefield seeks a middle school boys’ basketball coach for the 2026–27 season. Apply at usd379.org under Employment by selecting “Coaching/Supplemental 2026–27.” For questions, contact Board Clerk August Clark at 785-632-3176 or augustzeller@usd379.org.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap. Their work doesn't go unnoticed! #Celebrate379
13 days ago, USD379 Communications
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
On National Custodians Day, Mrs. Simnitt's 4th graders created personalized posters and presented them to Mr. Langley and Mr. Dunlap.
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students have been working on house vocabulary and making comparisons. Last week, a group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built. Student "architects" then created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs. #Celebrate379
13 days ago, USD379 Communications
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
A group of native speakers from the community were invited in to describe a house they wanted built, and then Mrs. Hughes' Spanish students created and presented a design and argued why it was better than their classmates' designs.
On September 24th, 4 members of the WHS choir attended an All-State Choir prep day at Kansas State University. On November 7th, these same students will audition for the North Central KMEA high school honor choir. Good luck to all! #Celebrate379
13 days ago, USD379 Communications
On September 24th, 4 members of the WHS choir attended an All-State Choir prep day at Kansas State University.
On September 24th, 4 members of the WHS choir attended an All-State Choir prep day at Kansas State University.
On September 24th, 4 members of the WHS choir attended an All-State Choir prep day at Kansas State University.
Once a month, Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs. Weir, come to Mrs. Judy's class for "Lunch and Learn". The students enjoy eating lunch in the classroom while Mrs. Orr or Mrs. Weir reads to them! #Celebrate379
14 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mrs. Judy's kindergarten/first grade combo class eats lunch as Mrs.Orr, the Librarian at the Wakefield Public Library, and her Assistant, Mrs.Weir, reads to them.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter. This year, he has seniors all the way down to the 6th graders. #Celebrate379
14 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Mr. Couch's industrial arts and construction tech classes have been working on all kinds of individual projects during the first quarter.
Thanks to our 5 Year Employees from the Excellence Foundation! #Celebrate379
15 days ago, USD379 Communications
USD 379 Excellence Foundation graphic titled “High Fives for 5 Years!” features photos of 14 employees recognized for five years of service: Shannon Appleby, CCCMS para; Lindsay Bloomdahl, district nurse; Kelsie Brenneman, CCCHS ELA/journalism; Sarah Cott, Garfield counselor; Mikhaela Craig, CCCHS/Garfield health and P.E.; James Dunlap, Wakefield custodian; Lisa Last, district counselor; Troy Lange, CCCHS custodian; Starr Meireis, Garfield custodian; Wylie Pumarlo, Bus Barn mechanic; Linda Riggle, bus driver; Megan Siebold, Lincoln kindergarten; Jason Walsh, CCCMS science; and Erika Willmann, TLEC assistant director. Each received a recognition pin and a $5 gift card to The Bomber Grind, Ginger’s Uptown, or Short Stop. Closing message: “We appreciate the fact that you have chosen to come—and stay—in USD 379! Thank you!”
Mrs. Woolever's sophomore class met with a Jostens representative today to learn about class rings and class belt buckles. Students explored options for creating a keepsake to celebrate their high school years and show their Bomber pride! #Celebrate379

16 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Woolever's sophomore class met with a Jostens representative today to learn about class rings and class belt buckles. Students explored options for creating a keepsake to celebrate their high school years and show their Bomber pride! #Celebrate379
Mrs. Woolever's sophomore class met with a Jostens representative today to learn about class rings and class belt buckles. Students explored options for creating a keepsake to celebrate their high school years and show their Bomber pride! #Celebrate379
Mrs. Woolever's sophomore class met with a Jostens representative today to learn about class rings and class belt buckles. Students explored options for creating a keepsake to celebrate their high school years and show their Bomber pride! #Celebrate379
Mrs. Bybee doesn't just teach math. This year, she is also teaching a middle school Career and Life Planning class. Her students have worked hard over the last couple of weeks researching different career paths and writing applications. Today, they participated in mock interviews.
Thank you to Mrs. Woolever, Mrs. Ehlers, Mrs. Ham, and Max Bybee for being tough interviewers. #Celebrate379
19 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Bybee's Career Planning students have been researching different career paths and writing applications. Today, they participated in mock interviews.
Mrs. Bybee's Career Planning students have been researching different career paths and writing applications. Today, they participated in mock interviews.
Mrs. Bybee's Career Planning students have been researching different career paths and writing applications. Today, they participated in mock interviews.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. Which eggs passed the test? Make sure to ask when they get home! #Celebrate379
20 days ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.
Mrs. Simnitt's class put gravity to the test this week by participating in an egg drop challenge. They used common items to create a shield for an egg and dropped it from a high distance.