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by Robin Kolterman | Monday, February 8, 2010
Being turned into a food item and swallowed by a giant mouth was all part of the Body Venture experience for students in grades Kindergarten to 5th grade last Tuesday. One hundred and twenty six students participated in eleven different stations throughout the 45 x 50 foot exhibit where they learned the importance of good nutrition and . . . read more
The Onaga Junior High Art Class wanted to use their talents to help others. So the students learned how to crochet at the beginning of January and began to make nine-inch squares that would be sewn into lap blankets. The VA . . . read more
The United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 7, which includes Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska, recently announced the winner of the 2009 President's Environmental Youth . . . read more
Monthly winners of the Estimation Jar Challenge are listed below. Each month students view a jar full of items, some small, some not so small. They get to make a guess or estimation of how many items are in the jar. . . . read more
Onaga Grade School students are nearly halfway to their year-end reading goal. Students have read 104,224 pages so far this year. Stop by and check our progress on the graph across from the office. Second quarter Reading . . . read more
OGS Reading Challenge results: OGS students have been reading like crazy! Way to go! Students are well on their way to meeting their goals. First Quarter top readers are: Quentin Lara(5th), Kylar Schmitt(4th), . . . read more
Can you guess how many are in the Estimation Jar? Each student in each class each month will guess how many items are in Ms. Trostle’s estimation jar. Every month will be a new jar to make an estimation. The winner from . . . read more
Students at OGS have been challenged to build a bookworm. If students successfully complete the challenge they will have the opportunity to have Ms. Trostle do something “outrageous.” Students will have the chance to come up with . . . read more