Final day of the outdoor week when we get to enjoy the nature and use the skills we learned this week
almost 2 years ago, Magda Stone
this is huge
putting our canoeing skills to practice
more crawdads
some fingers got pinched and
double rainbow after storm
6th grade practicing with inert bear spray!
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Bear spray practice
Bear spray practice.
Bear spray practice
Bear spray practice
Bear spray practice
6th grade practice safe fence crossing!!
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Safe fence crossing
Safe fence crossing
Safe fence crossing
Safe fence crossing
Safe fence crossing.
Safe fence crossing
safe fence crossing
Safe fence crossing
safe fence crossing.
Practicing safe fence crossing.
Even Administration gets to share in the fun and excitement of our Middle School Outdoor Education unit. Nothing more rewarding than sharing our love of fishing with the students!
almost 2 years ago, Matthew Jensen
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Last Day of Outdoor Ed!
Double Rainbow!
6th Grade at the Basin Gun Range practicing shooting safely with lots of amazing adults to help!!
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Tatum learns from Sgt Peterson
Aubree getting instructions from Deputy Powell
Our wonderful Basin PD helping Katelyn
Hudsyn learning from the best !!
Jackson tuffs out the rain
Basin gun range
They had fun, even in the rain
Animal identification with the 6th grade class.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
What animal is this?
Grizzly bear paws
Grizzly bears have long claws!
6th Grade learning about outdoor survival and animal identification.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
proper placement of a shot.
Who pays ?
Getting help on proper placement of a shot
Firearm safety
Who pays?
OH Deer!!
Habitat
Being led in the habitat game by Mr. Mitchell
Grizzly Bear paws
Grizzly bear hide
7th grade canoeing trip from Manderson to Basin. Everyone survived and had fun.
almost 2 years ago, Magda Stone
practicing canoeing skills before the trip
Getting ready for an adventure
lunch and a break at the halfway point
wet and tired but made great memories
Tara Hodges with the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish sharing tons of knowledge with our 6th grade students.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Learning about Hunting safety.
Tara with Game and Fish.
Learning firearm field carries
Learning firearm field carries
Learning field carries
Field Carries
Field carries
Field Carries
Practicing Zone of Fire
Zone of Fire
Hunter Education Outdoor Preparedness Scenario - 6th graders, did you survive?
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Find the clothes you need to survive !!
“Do I look funny?"
This hat should work well !!
“Perfect hiking outfit !"
“My coat is too small!"
“Wait - I need gloves!"
Looking good !!
Hiker extraordinaire !
Rebel Yell Podcast covering Riverside Volleyball is out there. Great listen.... great season ahead. https://open.spotify.com/episode/270IEL2R4xOlnBD5WwcOr4?si=63755biJRymdInwpw2XYcQ
almost 2 years ago, Jory Thompson
https://open.spotify.com/episode/270IEL2R4xOlnBD5WwcOr4?si=63755biJRymdInwpw2XYcQ
the VB podcast Rebels!
2nd day of Outdoor Education, 7th graders at Ten Sleep Hatchery and Wigwam Rearing Station
almost 2 years ago, Magda Stone
Thank you Greg for helping us learn more about fish in our neighborhood
feeding the fish
learning about water purification
wondering how much fish is there
6th grade Hunters Education Outdoor survival(scenarios based on weather, what to wear,etc using pile of different clothing). These 4 student volunteers were given a scenario of a morning in October during hunting season and it was 75 degrees, then weather turned bad of snow. Students that volunteered did not weather changed. They had about 5 min to find appropriate clothing they might have needed.
almost 2 years ago, Tonya Scott
Getting scenario before choosing clothes.
Choosing clothing
choosing appropriate clothing
layer is clothing
layers and pretty sure didn’t choose right clothing
End result of choosing appropriate clothing except for dress boots not going to work!
Appropriate clothing?
Appropriate clothing?
Volunteers at end who survived?
Outdoor survival scenario play
Our local law enforcement and some wonderful community members are here to graciously help our 6th grade students with Hunter Education.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Sheriff Blackburn teaching the Cardinal Rules of firearm safety.
Talking about firearm safety.
Our local law enforcement and community members here to help!
Sheriff Blackburn teaching a student how to properly handle a firearm
Getting the kids up and moving !
A reminder that the middle school football game against Meeteetse has been rescheduled for next Tuesday, 9/17, in Meeteetse. It will be a controlled scrimmage with Burlington and Meeteetse starting at 4:15.
almost 2 years ago, Matthew Jensen
Learning techniques of using fire starter kit from survival kit!
almost 2 years ago, Tonya Scott
6th grade students learning about survival skills.
Learning survival skills
Survival Skills
How to start a fire to survive!
Showing students how to survive with skills of starting a fire when in back country!
Learning more of survival techniques!
7th grade Outdoor Adventures. Today we spent morning checking the water quality of the Harrington Reservoir and learning about creatures in our neighborhood.
almost 2 years ago, Magda Stone
checking for sensitive bugs
water monitoring
bear skull
can’t believe how soft it is
Our local Sheriff is getting the 6th grade class moving during Hunter Education class.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Getting the kids moving !!!
7th graders spending time learning from the BLM and conservation district.
almost 2 years ago, Susan Brown
Discovering what bugs are in the lake.
Testing the pH, DO, and turbidity of the water.
Shooting the air dart gun.
With the BLM presenter.
with the conservation district.
Time to learn how to start a fire safely in the wilderness.
almost 2 years ago, Roxanne Peterson
Learning to start a fire safely in the wilderness.