Listen in and learn some incredible facts about Leap Year.  How did it start?  Why do we have Leap years?  Is it really every four years?  Also, what is a Leapling?  Lots of these questions will be answered, and more, on this episode!  Enjoy!

In this episode, the Cougars perform a reader's theater version of Rod Serling's classic episode from the Twilight Zone, "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?"

This episode has cougars reading a script of Eleanor Estes' novel, The Hundred Dresses.  Script by Amy Ewaldt-Doseck!  Enjoy the reading and the theme!

In this episode, reader's read a script of Dav Pilkey's The Halloweiner.  Script by Jill Jauquet.  Enjoy!

Inspired by Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky," the Cougars take up the pen for their own "Nonsense" poems.  Though as you'll find, these aren't gibberish.  Enjoy!

Episode Art by Akyah

In this episode, the Cougars share some of their original poetry they've written.  Enjoy!

Artwork by:  Makenna B.

In this episode, the students discuss key figures and tribes in the Plains.  Hear about Crazy Horse, Jim Thorpe, Sitting Bull and much more!

Artwork by:  Allie and Adriana

Listen up as students describe the tribes and individuals that are important figures in the Southwest Native American region.  Enjoy!

Artwork by:  Izzy

In this episode, the Eastern Woodland Native American tribes are discussed as well as key figures such as King Phillip, Tisquantum (Squanto) and more!  Enjoy!

Artwork by:  Mai

In this episode, students discuss many important tribes including the Nez Perce, Shoshone and many important individuals within the tribes of the region.  Enjoy!

Artwork by:  Makenna