Thunderbird Softball gear is here!
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🍁 8th Grade Sugar Bushing at the School Forest 🍁
Our 8th graders recently experienced the incredible tradition of maple tapping at the School Forest! This hands-on learning opportunity brought together School Forest Teachers and 8th Grade Teachers, working in partnership to connect students learning to standards in math and science to maple tapping. 🌳🍂
During the experience, students:
🍁 Took a sit spot moment, making 3 notices and 3 wonders, then framing one into a hypothesis
🌲 Applied ratios to estimate tree height
🌿 Examined the crown of trees, including those tapped by 5th graders
📏 Measured the volume of a tree, first reviewing instructions before heading out for hands-on calculations
🥾 Went on a nature walk, comparing coniferous and deciduous trees, observing competition in nature, and noting seasonal changes
A huge thank you to our special guests from WETCC Extension Office & White Earth 4-H for sharing their knowledge and guiding students through this process:
✨ Bob Shimek - WETCC Extension Office
✨ Dana Trickey - White Earth 4-H
Since maple syrup production is rare and only possible in a few states, this was a unique and meaningful experience for our students. By blending cultural traditions with scientific exploration, we’re ensuring that future generations can continue to learn from and care for our forests. 🌿🍁
#MapleTapping #OutdoorLearning #SchoolForest #CulturalConnections #HandsOnEducation
Student council will be hosting our spring blood drive on Tuesday, March 8. Students at least 16 years old can donate with a signed parent permission slip, while students who are 17 and 18 can donate without a permission slip (see Mr. Medina if you need a permission slip). Students who donate at least 3 times while in high school will receive a blood donation cord to wear during graduation. If you are willing and able to donate, you can do so by clicking on this link https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=qgSXMH925P8%2Bgwr3BpG4XWqSnLipnA4dA4x4SkDkcMs%3D or emailing Alex Medina at alexanderm@waubun.k12.mn.us.
Attention Seniors and families: Scholarship information night will be held on March 25th in the ALC room. Pizza, pop and door prizes. This is the place to get all the help and information for upcoming local scholarships. White Earth Education will be there to help with their education scholarships. Student Services will be there to answer any questions about graduation. This is something you don't want to miss!!!
JH LOCK-IN
When: Friday March 14th
Where: Mahnomen HS
Kickstart Pre-Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year!
Check out the flyer for more details! If you need help, contact Suzy Olson at 218-473-6175 or suzyo@waubun.k12.mmn.us.
Click here to register: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLScUB3NIi7c.../viewform...
👀 Search for Sasquatch at Waubun School Forest! 🏞️📸
Calling all adventurers! Are you ready to hit the trails and track down a 7-foot Sasquatch? 🏃♀️🌲
Here’s how to join the fun:
✅ Hike, ski, or snowshoe at Waubun School Forest with a partner (an adult must be present).
✅ Sign in at the Bomber Hut before heading into the woods.
✅ Find Sasquatch, snap a pic with him, and text or email it to 218-401-2421 or Fitnesschallenge@whiteearth-nsn.gov.
✅ Explore during daylight and non-school hours.
✅ Be prepared—dress for the weather, bring a phone, and respect nature.
📅 Contest ends March 31, 2025. Prizes will be awarded in April!
Grab a friend and get out there to find Sasquatch! 🏕️📷
#WaubunSchoolForest #SearchForSasquatch #OutdoorAdventure
🍁 7th Grade Sugar Bushing at the School Forest 🍁
Our 7th graders recently experienced the incredible tradition of maple tapping at the School Forest! This hands-on learning opportunity brought together School Forest Teachers and 7th Grade Teachers, working in partnership to connect students with both the science of tree identification and the science behind what makes a sustainable maple tree.🌳🍂
During the experience, students:
🍁 Explored Ojibwe phenology, learning how seasonal changes signal the right time for tapping
🌲 Identified trees and gathered data to determine which were best for tapping
📏 Measured tree height, circumference, and health to ensure sustainable maple syrup production
A huge thank you to our special guests for sharing their knowledge and guiding students through this process:
✨ Vince Olson - White Earth Education
✨ Jason Clark - Natural Resources Park ad Recreation
✨ Chris McDougall - Natural Resources Parks and Recreation Technician
Since maple syrup production is rare and only possible in a few states, this was a unique and meaningful experience for our students. By blending cultural traditions with scientific exploration, we’re ensuring that future generations can continue to learn from and care for our forests. 🌿🍁
#MapleTapping #OutdoorLearning #SchoolForest #CulturalConnections #HandsOnEducation
Ms. Hause's 4th grade made neon oil pastel jelly fish in art!
Mrs. Herrmann's 5th grade made Neon octopus and Betta fish in art with Ms. Skersick!
Ms. Ueke's 4th grade made Neon Bears in art with Ms. Skersick!
Ms. Steffen's 4th grade made Neon Oil pastel tigers in art!
Mr. Barberg's 5th grade made bettas and sharks using neon oil pastels in art class!
Art 1 and 8th graders contributed to the Neon Art show using neon oil pastels!
Mrs. Davidson's 5th grade painted neon cactuses in art!
Jr. High wood burnings in art!
Congratulations to our Band Ensemble Sub-section contest participants. They were amazing!
Superior Ratings went to Cora McArthur and Rory Lhotka for their mallet duet and Aden Hoban and Travis Bevins for their brass duet.
The saxophone trio of Kendall McArthur, Sadie Schneck, and Presley Zima received an excellent rating.
4th Grade Student of the month!
Keep it up Nahlah!
🌿 Outdoor Learning in Action! 🌿
First graders had an unforgettable day exploring, creating, and playing in nature! From crafting clever leprechaun traps to whipping up imaginative creations in the outdoor kitchen, their creativity was on full display. They also tackled the obstacle course, experimented with outdoor painting, and fully embraced hands-on learning.
There’s nothing like the great outdoors to spark curiosity and wonder!
Check out some of the special moments from the day! 📸
#OutdoorLearning #HandsOnEducation #NatureInspired #FirstGradeFun
