Approving the Winter Issue!

It feels like an accomplishment to get the next issue approved by the principal!

News & Notes Announcement

The newest issue of Fried Eagle is here! Get your wallets ready and fully loaded, because its going to be awesome! Fried Eagle is an awesome school magazine. It costs $2 dollars or more—at least $2 dollars. If you do buy it, all the money goes to Ainsworth. Kids learn about amazing things! They’ll learn about Bigfoot! 

Eat fried chicken, but no fried eagle!

Bauman's Giant Pumpkin Contest!

These pumpkins can get quite massive. For more info, get the Fall 2015 issue of Fried Eagle! 

Picking up the zines at Documart!

Fried Eagle Sales for the Fall Issue

We presented Fried Eagle to the classrooms to make sales for Ainsworth. It was great! We were kind of scared for the first classroom, but the second and third classrooms were better. We weren't too nervous. We were pretty excited. In the last classroom, we messed up (we got the giggles), but the others were great.

Team Carver, Nigel and Trotter

Introducing...

Marcus!

Marcus has grown quickly--and so has its mother!

We'll see how Marcus fares. It currently has a fungus. But all is not lost because...

...Marcus has a baby sibling!

Team Charlotte and Lulu K.

RIP Pumpum...

First Fried Eagle Meeting of the School Year!

Fried Eagle is awesome! It's the talk of the town! We drew lots of cool things for the zine. We had cheddar bunnies for snack.

Summer Sales Deposit at US Bank

Team Charlotte & Lulu K.

Introducing...

Pumpum!

Pumpum has arrived and is snuggled underneath the leaves of its mother. However, not all is safe in this wild game of gardening and nature. Apparently some creature thinks Pumpum is a tasty treat.

Please welcome and wish good luck to Pumpum!

Team Charley, Ethan and Julian

Here is our pumpkin seed when it first started to hatch... Then it got too big for it's pot, so we planted it into the ground... Wow, it really grew!

Team Carver, Nigel and Trotter

We watered our pumpkin seed twice a day and placed the pot out in the sun. The pumpkin grew and we transferred it into a bigger pot. The root system we saw was HUGE! As it grew in the bigger pot, there came a third leaf. Eventually, six leaves grew, and the fourth leaf grew huge! Finally, we took it to Trotter's home and transplanted it into the dirt of his garden. A week later it grew curly-q's and it has still survived.

Team Charlotte & Lulu K.

This pumpkin loves it here!

It grows more and more every night, just like how it grew from nothing to an inch on the fifth day it was here.

It's about eight feet long and has more than 30 flowers counting the buds and the two that didn't make it, and five in full bloom.

Giant Pumpkin Contest

We got giant pumpkin seeds from a giant pumpkin grower who won first place. We divided up into teams and we started growing our pumpkins. The results will be posted on the blog.

$700 Dollars

We donated some moola (money) to Ainsworth! After school we made sales to people who wanted to donate money to Ainsworth. We raised $700 dollars!

News Notes Announcement!

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Fried Eagle sales is coming out! It will help kids read. It gives them life advice and it shows them awesome stuff! It has very cool information so kids will read it!

We will sell the zines every single day until the last day of school. We worked very hard on these magazines, so get one and see how you feel!

This is 2014’s summer issue! It’s got facts about summer. It’s good reading for the plane ride if you’re going somewhere. 

Get it now for two dollars or as much as you want to pay. If you want one zine, it’s two dollars or four dollars for two zines or six dollars for three zines!

Peace out! Fried Eagle rocks!

What Did We Raise From the Spring Sales?

One hundred eighty nine dollars and sixty seven cents! ($189.67)

Summer Issue Approved!

Principal Roby approves the summer issue!

Depositing Profits from Winter Zine Sales

 We raised $201 dollars from the sales of our winter zine!