Leprechaun luck: North Elementary kindergartners enjoy St. Patrick’s Day activities
Fabiola Rojas and her classmates let out cheers of "wow" and "whoa" as they discovered gold coins hidden in the baking soda rocks they'd dissolved in kindergarten class at North Elementary School on Wednesday in Moses Lake.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Noah Valencia watches his paper tub as vinegar reacts with the baking soda rock on his desk, revealing a gold coin as the kindergarten class at North Elementary School in Moses Lake celebrated St. Patrick's Day on Wednesday.
Left to right, Mariana Santoya and Zahviar Torres show off their gold coins and chocolates left by the leprechaun that's been wreaking havoc in their kindergarten classroom at North Elementary School in Moses Lake the last few weeks.
Araceli Gentry's leprechaun trap sits on her desk in her kindergarten classroom at North Elementary School in Moses Lake on Wednesday morning.
Asher Dimchuk shows off his new gold coin freshly dissolved from the baking soda rock in Candace Pitts' kindergarten classroom at North Elementary School in Moses Lake on Tuesday.
Kindergartener Syrin Wilson's leprechaun trap sits on the floor of her classroom at North Elementary School in Moses Lake on Wednesday morning.
Excitement is an understatement for the kindergartners celebrating St. Patrick’s Day Wednesday at North Elementary School in Moses Lake.
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