Wolf Pack The High Plains Wolf Pack is a club for students in 1st - 5th grade that helps foster student leadership through acts of service in both our school and our community. Wolf Pack meets twice a month on Mondays after school 3:15-4:15 pm.
See Calendar below for specific dates
jennifer.chapman@asd20.org or Mrs. Hegger julie.hegger@asd20.org | Cubeheads In Cubeheads, 3rd - 5th grade students will learn to solve the Rubik's Cube as well as completing other challenges with the Cube. (i.e. mosaics, geometry) For more information, contact Ms. Smith staci.smith@asd20.org  18-19 Cubeheads.pdf
ASSUMPTION OF RISK elementary before after school.pdf
| Battle of the Books Students in 5th grade will read, discuss, and "battle" with other students over book trivia from titles on the Battle of the Books list. 1-2 Teams of qualifying students will comete in district and regional competitions. Please contact Ms. Smith staci.smith@asd20.org or Ms. Torie Fuller victoria.fuller@asd20.org for more information. 18-19 BOB Form.pdf
ASSUMPTION OF RISK elementary before after school.pdf |
WOLF TV Tech Club Students in grades 4-5 can join WOLF TV Tech Club, which meets Mon. & Wed. mornings at 7:00 am.
Students will learn a variety of technical tools to create videos that will be viewed by live audiences. Creativity, collaboration, and communication are the core values and skills developed through hard work and persistence. As for the video content, the sky's the limit! For more information, contact Mrs. Edgar at dawn.borne@asd20.org Final WOLF TV Form 18-19.pdf | Techsperts 4th and 5th grade students who love technology and solving problems might be interested in becoming a "Techspert." Techperts learn skills to become a certified technology problem-solver for their classroom. Meetings occur during second recess approximately 2 times per month. See Mrs. Edgar if you are interested! | Yearbook Staff
Students in grades 4 -5 who are interested in producing our High Plains memory book using desktop publishing software may join yearbook staff. Students will commit to Tuesday and Friday mornings in January and February from 7:00 - 7:55 am. These students may also check out digital cameras from the library to contribute to our yearbook. Eligible students may participate in May yearbook sales. Contact Mrs. Edgar at dawn.borne@asd20.org Final Yearbook Flyer 18-19.pdf |
STEM Club
Students in grades 2nd - 5th will focus on Science, Engineering, Technology, and Math through challenges and problem solving. Meetings are Tuesday mornings at 7:00 am. For more information contact Mrs. Krompier at janet.krompier@asd20.org
Stem Club 18-19 Application.pdf Stem-Lego club calendar.pdf
| Lego Club Will start in November
Students in grades 1- 5 grade will participate in Lego building challenges. Students may compete in the Lego WeDo Challenge. Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 7:00 am. For more information contact Mrs. Krompier at
janet.krompier@asd20.org Stem-Lego club calendar.pdf
| Mindful Masters
Students
in 2nd thru 5th grade are eligible to join Mindfulness Club. Students
will learing coping and calming skills, and a variety of different
mindful skills such as breathing techniques and yoga poses. For more
information
contact Miss Finch at rachel.finch@asd20.org 18-19 Mindful Masters Form.pdf |
Art Club
Beginning in January 2018, K-5th grade students will
meet on Tuesdays to design posters for celebrating Earth Day. The
poster can be entered into a competition. Winners are awarded cash
prizes! Then, students will investigate different painting techniques to
create a unique piece of artwork. Club size limited to the first 15 students. Email robin.fedell@asd20.org with any questions. Assumption of Risk for Art Club must have signed | HP Timber Choir
A
before-school choir class designed to teach students about riser
choreography, selected instruments and good choral singing. Practices: Tuesday Morning and Wednesday afternoon. Please
contact Mrs. Johnson for more info
judith.johnson@asd20.org
Choir-2nd Semester.pdf Choir Form.pdf |
Recorder Club
Students in 2nd thru 5th grade are eligible to join Recorder Club. Students may purchase quality recorders at High Plains for $6.00
or they can use the ones we have here at school. For more information contact Mrs. Johnson at judith.johnson@asd20.org Assump. Risk - Recorder club.pdf Recorder Schedule.pdf
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Guitar Club
Guitar Club is a group of 4th and 5th grade students who would like to learn the basics of playing guitar or would like to grow as a guitarist. You will need to provide your own guitar. This club will meet on Wednesday mornings at 7:15 am. Please contact Mr. Gonzalez for more information
Orlando.Gonzalez@asd20.org
| Cross Country
Students have the opportunity to participate in the fall intramural, Cross Country. The object of this program is to improve cardiovascular fitness, while working toward the goal of racing with peers from other District 20 schools. See attached flyers for Practice/Race Schedule, and forms that you can fill out and turn in to Mr. Brubaker. Please contact Mr. Brubaker
tim.brubaker@asd20.org
CC_18-19 Schedule.pdf
CC-18-19 Registration Form.pdf
CC_18-19 Assumption of Risk.pdf
| Intramurals
Join us for Cross Country this fall and we will be holding grade level intramurals this year. Check back for what is coming next!
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Garden Club Do you have a "green thumb?" Do you want one? Join our Garden Club and learn how to care for our school garden, as well as participate in decision-making that is needed for its continued and sustained growth. Students who are in 3rd-5th grade are welcome to join. Meetings are Thursdays at 3:20 pm. Schedule: April 25, May 9, May 16, May 23 and May 30. Questions? Contact Ms. Lara Ash at lara.ash@asd20.org |
Green Team The green team is an after school club for grades 2-5. Students in this club are interested in “going green”. We concentrate on getting educated, spreading the word, and taking action in a variety of ways. This year we will working in our garden to help create and sustain, a thriving outdoor classroom. This outdoor classroom will also be home to a worm compost and we will investigate how to keep worms alive and thriving. We will continue to learn about reducing waste, reusing materials, and recycling efforts within our school. We will learn about endangered animals in our state and the importance of becoming Environmental Stewards. This club will have a cap of 16 and invitations will be granted on a first come first notice system. This club is active and interactive as students participate in discussion, gardening, and involvement in the school’s vision toward going green. Our meeting will be every other Thursday after school in Room 213 from 3:30-4:15. For more information please contact. Mrs. Tinsley at alicia.tinsley@asd20.org
Green Team Afterschool Club 2018-2019.pdf
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