These #WatertownWay Disney Days students had fun making chef hats and ratatouille!
We are never too old for Show and Tell! Summer School Book Club students shared their favorite books with their #WatertownWay classmates and inspired them to find a new book or series to read this summer! So many books, so little time!
Our #WatertownWay 4K and Kindergarten students have been having so much fun this summer at Lincoln STEM! From camping adventures to bubbles to snail reading buddies - they are having a blast!
It only takes about 3000 steps and a lot of smiles to walk from Watertown High School to Kwik Trip! What a beautiful day for an outdoor excursion for the Walk and Talk class at Summer School. #WatertownWay students walked to Kwik Trip and chose their favorite summer treats!
Bubbles, bubbles everywhere! Our #WatertownWay Early Childhood, 4K, and 5K Webster Wildcats enjoyed this beautiful weather day by chasing and popping bubbles!
Check out the artwork by these incredibly talented #WatertownWay WHS students who "chalked the walk" at the annual Art Walk event downtown!
These #WatertownWay students learned how to play the fun game of disc golf from Mr. Larsen! We live in a community that has an incredible course at Brandt Quirk Park - check it out sometime!
Our #WatertownWay Schurz Elementary School PTO would like to give a big SHOUT OUT to these Tigers who were the top three fundraisers at the Schurz Tiger Walk!
Fun with friends is the best kind of fun! #WatertownWay
#WatertownWay WHS students Jeremiah Repp, Jake Johnson, Amelia Boer, Emily Leinstock, and Addie Schuch planted perennials in the WHS Peace Garden. Over 50 plants were graciously donated to the WHS Ecology Club by St. Paul's Episcopal Church!
Congratulations to these #WatertownWay WHS artists who were featured in the Badger Conference Art Show!
These lucky #WatertownWay Lincoln STEM students got to cool down with some yummy Mullen's ice cream! 🍦
It was another fun-filled, busy week for these #WatertownWay Great Gardeners in Mrs. Avila’s Summer School Great Gardening class! Students took a deeper look at various flower and vegetable seeds (size, shape, and color differences), planted six different herbs in their containers, tended to their plants in the greenhouse, decorated their grass head container, planted grass seed, made festive Fourth of July garden signs, continued to care for the outdoor garden by watering and seeing the progress of the growing vegetables, and of course, enjoying the company of the chickens while gardening. Keep up the fantastic work gardeners!
On your marks, get set, go! These #WatertownWay Wildcats had an exciting track meet at the end of the school year! Thank you to our incredible volunteers for helping cheer on the competitors and keep time!
🎆 Happy Fourth of July! 🎆
Congratulations to our #WatertownWay Wildcat Maggie Keepman who was selected to be a Junior Announcer at the DARE Brewer game last month! ⚾
Our #WatertownWay Chapter of the National German Honor Society honored the service rendered by its graduating seniors with a Presentation of Thanks by newly-elected officers. Outgoing officers challenged their successors to continue building on the foundation that has been laid, and offered advice based on their experience. Outgoing Co-Chancellor Jackson Barta passed the figurative baton, in the form of a “Mass,” or “Krug,” to newly-elected Chancellor Ava Ashenfelter. The “Krug” tradition began in 2021 with then outgoing Chancellor Elias Adrian’s charge to the membership. As a heavy object, it symbolizes the responsibility of leadership, not to be taken lightly. With a beautiful snow scene, it depicts the beauty and joy of exploring a new culture. Outgoing Vice-Chancellor Jillian Matamoros donated one of her German LPs to the organization, and helped procure a record player on which to play it. How awesome!
Our #WatertownWay Summer School Snack Time students have been off to a busy start! So far they have made homemade strawberry jam, veggie pinwheels, baked donuts, smoothies, Rice Krispie treats, July 4th pretzel rods, and more! Yum!
These #WatertownWay Wildcats were able to explore Horicon Marsh and Discher Park at the end of the school year! What a fun learning experience!
These Book Club Fanatics have been exploring nonfiction texts. Yesterday they learned all about chickens, and were able to take their learning outside to observe the chickens at WHS! The students worked hard on reporting facts and drawing diagrams. They also learned that there are eight times as many chickens as humans on Earth, and that chickens are the closest thing we have to dinosaurs!
