Warden closes out its five-week-long summer school program with a splash
A Warden Middle School student brings over a bucket full of water to their friend to have it dumped on them during the field day on Thursday.
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Warden Middle School students attempt to fill a bucket, blindfolded and racing against another team. Each student dumped the water they collected behind them, attempting to make it into the next cup.
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Sponges were provided to the Warden Middle School students for a relay race where students filled the sponges in a bucket full of water and ran to an empty bucket to empty the sponge. Students decided that the sponges also made a good water attacking option.
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On the last day of Warden Middle School’s summer school, students gathered around the garden hose, learning the age-old trick of sticking a finger in the water hose to make it spray everywhere.
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During the water balloon fight on the last day of Warden Middle School’s summer school program, students got creative about how they were going to attack each other, some using buckets, others the garden hose, most the water balloons.
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A Warden Middle School student asked to be sprayed by the garden hose during the field day during the last day of summer school.
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A Warden Middle School student armed with a sponge attacks one of their friends with water during the field day Thursday.
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WARDEN — Warden Summer School wrapped up Thursday with a field day full of water balloons, relay races, wet sponges, laughter and plenty of smiles, bringing an energetic close to five weeks of learning, creativity and exploration.
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