Thirst for Knowledge Thursday

 Mrs.Wilson and the k-2 were making hats that protect them from the sun. The kids had to choose materials that they thought would protect them from the sun. They had to choose from paper lunch bags, paper plates, aluminum foil, paper towels. They used paper plates as the base of their hats. They used strings to strap the base on their head. They chose what items to put under the string to help keep them from getting sunburn.

On Saturday, February 29th at 10:00 A.M. we are having the ribbon cutting for the new shed behind the Ola School. Come help us move the school supplies to the new shed! At 12:00 noon we are having a potluck.  Hope to see you there, because many hands make light work. Come on down and see your neighbors.

Thirst for Knowledge Thursday 

The k-3rd grade are learning how to color code with EVObots.  

They are having a lot of fun.  

             
 






             

 We had our Valentine's Day party last Friday.We got to decorate our boxes,we also got to pass out our Valentines Day cards with a lot of candy. Even the teachers had fun.

I interviewed Allie Foruria for Friend Friday 

 What is your favorite color?

My favorite color is Turquoise because it's bright and cheerful.

What is your favorite city or town?

My favorite city is Long beach Washington because there's lots to see and do. 

What is your favorite food?

My favorite food is salad because it's delicious and healthy.

What is your favorite drink?

My favorite drink is water because it is hydrating and healthy.

What is your favorite animal?

  My favorite animal is a llama because they're cute and fuzzy.

Who are  your best friends?

 My  best friends are Roslyn,Tiffany,and Jazzy    

What is your best memory?    

My best memory is when I went to Long Beach, Washington,

because I got to ride horses on the beach, and I got to go on

a 5 mile bike ride to a lighthouse.

Tiffany

Planting For The Future

      The Ola School students began planting herbs for the annual plant sale. The k-3 put soil in the pots while the 4-6th put seeds in them. Stay tuned for the newest updates from our plant center...😀😀😀😀!

   -Travis D. Poole            

Don't forget our Valentine's Day party on Friday, February 14th at 1:00 pm!

                          

Friday I interviewed Chazz in 4th grade.

 What is your favorite part of the day at school?  Math is my favorite because I like challenges.

 What is your favorite color?  Black is my favorite because I like dark things.

 What is your favorite song?  Thunder is my favorite. I like how they use a kid voice and a grown up voice.

What is your favorite food?  Kiwi is my favorite fruit. I like sweet and sour.

Who are your best friends?  A.J. and Thomas are my best friends. They are nice to me.

 What is your favorite animal?  A snow Leopard is my favorite animal because I like the color of their fur.

Would you rather go into the past and see your ancestors or, go into the future and see your great-great grandchildren?

 I would go into the past because I would like to see my great grandpa in the Navy.

Roslyn

Last Friday, I interviewed Summer, 1st Grader, for Friend Friday.

  1  What is your favorite number?

 My favorite number is 18, because it is when I graduate school.

   

 2  What is your favorite sport?

My favorite sport is dodgeball, because sometimes it is hard and easy.

     

 3  What is your favorite town?

My favorite town is Ola ,because it is in the country.

      

4 What is your favorite planet?

My favorite planet is Saturn, because it has colorful rings and cool rocks.

 5 What is an enjoyable memory?

My favorite memory is Oakly and I sitting in the sun, because we are best friends.

 6 What is the scariest situation

My scariest situation is when I fell off of a chair at the restaurant, because it hurt my head.

A.J.

Thirst for Knowledge Thursday  

On Monday, the first and second graders made bee hummers in science. A bee hummer is a popsicle stick with one cap eraser on each end and you spin it really fast and it sounds like it’s buzzing.Some of them didn’t work because the rubber-bands were too big. On Tuesday, they put new rubber bands on and tested them. Thin rubber bands will not work but wider rubber bands do.Their next project was about how having no windows would affect your life. They did an experiment about transparency.

               Channel 7 News comes to Ola School!

Everyone was surprised when Channel 7 News came to Ola School on February 4th to interview Mrs. Davis. They also interviewed the first graders and Travis Poole.

                                 Thriving Thursday!

On Monday January 27, The fourth graders did an Idaho History scavenger hunt for Social Studies! They walked around the room, found QR codes, and scanned them with their chromebooks. Every OR code had a different question about the first settlements in Idaho. They answered the questions on the Seesaw app. We had one extra day of Red Ribbon week, so it was pajama day! ( That is why everyone is in their pajamas!)