The first week of the Best Possible Summer started on Monday at Beatrice Elementary for the 11th year.
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An elementary student in Best Possible Summer works on a tying a blanket in the Weave It & Tie It class. Students were able to choose the colors of their blankets.
Christina Lyons, Daily SunPhotos: Best Possible Summer mixes learning and fun
Associate Superintendent Jackie Nielsen said the program is focused on building student understanding of STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Math).
The students in the Park Rangers class made pots.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
A student works on a math worksheet in the Park Rangers class at Best Possible Summer.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Students in the I Fly, You Fly, We All Fly class at Best Possible Summer made different styles of airplanes and tested them.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Move to Music students draw during the Best Possible Summer class.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Students enjoy a snack of Goldfish crackers in a Best Possible Summer class.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
An elementary student in Best Possible Summer works on a tying a blanket in the Weave It & Tie It class. Students were able to choose the colors of their blankets.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Christy Strubel demonstrates different patterns in the Doodle, Draw and Write class at Best Possible Summer.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
A student in the Doodle, Draw and Write classes works on a project at Best Possible Summer. A variety of classes are held Monday to Thursday through June.
- Christina Lyons, Daily Sun
Meals at the middle school
In addition to summer learning, anyone under 18 can eat breakfast (beginning at 8 a.m.) and lunch (from 11 to noon) at the elementary school for free. This option is only available Monday through Thursday each week during June.
For more information, contact Beatrice Public Schools at 402-223-1500.
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