Kindergarten Handprint Quilt

Mrs. Roux's students have saved their handprints forever on a flannel rag quilt.  There are fun polka dots and stripes in greens, blues and browns.  The quilt will be auctioned at the school carnival Saturday, April 28 starting at 5:30.  

Chicks, Charlotte & Bolt

We put 24 eggs in our incubator.  We candled the eggs and 20 eggs were fertile.  It took 21 days to hatch.  We have 12 chicks.  The chicks are pretty.  We have different kids of chicks.  We have yellow, black, brown, and striped.  They are very fluffy and active.  We get to hold the chicks but then we have to wash our hands.  We will add more pictures soon.

We named our Duroc gilt Charlotte and our cross barrow Bolt!   That ham sure is looking good!

We have babies!!!

Please welcome our new babies--a Duroc gilt and a cross barrow!!   Check back soon for the announcement of names.

Busy as Bees!

The Southwest Dairy Farmers mobile classroom visited Walton School.  The speaker commented he had never been to a school with their own livestock.  Walton students had great questions and comments.

Keeping Up With Kindergarten

Working in the greenhouse with Mrs. Spangler, our very special Master Gardener!

Celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday eating green eggs and ham with our friends....