Brownies or Cookies?? Yum!!

Brownies or cookies, which one is your favorite?

Brownies: Konner Thornton, Cole Mies, & Tori Williams.

Cookies: Bailey Beck, Deanna Cheatum, Taij McClaflin , Cady Zoeller,  Regan LaRue, Megan Kostner, Naomi Spaulding & Kelly Krehbiel.

The top 10 selling commercial cookies in the U.S. are Nabisco Oreo, Nabisco Chips Ahoy, Nabisco oreo double stuffed, Pepperidge farm Milano, Private label chocolate chip, & Little Debbie Nutty bars, Little Debbie oatmeal cream, Nabisco Chips Ahoy Chewy, Nabisco Nilla Vanilla Wafers & Private Label Sandwich Cookies.

Top 10 selling brownie mixes are Betty Crocker Chocolate Supreme, Betty Crocker Triple Chunk, Pillsbury Chocolate Extreme, Duncan Hines Double Fudge, Pillsbury Chocolate Fudge, Ghirardelli Double Chocolate, Ghirardelli Chocolate Supreme, Arrowhead Mills, Jiffy, Duncan Hines Dark Fudge Chunk.

by Noah Smith

Summer Vacation!

Summer time is coming soon and a lot of people will be travelling. Travel is full of good times and bad times and usually people focus on the good times. Students and staff at Kingman Middle School were asked about what things they don’t like about travelling. Two people said that what they don’t like about travelling is that they get bored. Many people get bored while on a vacation, either over time or instantly. Two more people said that the worst thing about their vacation is not being able to see friends. Unless you are lucky enough to bring a friend on your vacation, you are usually not going to see your friends for the whole time of the vacation. One person said that the thing they hate about vacations is that they don’t have a pay check. Wherever your vacation takes you, it will have its good times and bad. But no matter what, you’re still on vacation!

By Ian Rottering

Word of the Week

WORD OF THE WEEK!

The word of the week is “Apricity.” Which means “The warmth of the sun during the winter.”

KES/KMS school students and a couple teachers were asked what they thought the word “APRICITY” meant. Here are their answers:

Bobbi Fairchild- The sunshine

Taij McClaflin- Warm air

Mrs. Austin- Humidity

Bailey Beck- Something simple

Nathan Myrick- Old word for orange

Noah Smith- Excited or excitement

Cady Zoeller- Appreciative

Mrs. Huelskamp- Lightness

Cole Mies- Something to do with feelings

Tori Williams- Stuck up people

Megan Kostner- Apologizing

Konner Thornton- Appreciating something

Mrs. Clover- The act of apprising somebody

Mrs. Dixon- Many different ways of looking at things

By Deanna Cheatum

My Favorite Word

Have you ever had a favorite word? Well, I’m pretty sure everyone has come across a word that has piqued their interest sometime. The question “What is your favorite word?” was asked to some KMS students. Megan Kostner said her favorite word was simply “cheese,” and when asked why she chose it, she said, “It’s the first word that came to my mind.” Konnor Thornton said his favorite word was “Calibunstreouse,” which probably isn’t a word. Bailey Beck said his favorite word was “pristine.” Taji McClafflin said her favorite was the word “dizzy,” which she answered while she was spinning in circles. Mrs. Dixon said her favorite word was “love,” and she also said it was her most frequently used word. Mrs. Roe said her favorite word was “really?” which she said was followed by rolling her eyes at her children. Deanna Cheatum said her favorite was in two words connected together, which are “Yeahman.” She said that she frequently used that word when she talks to people.

by Nathan Myrick

Conspiracy or Not???

Do you believe the government hides secrets from the public?  100% of all the people asked in this survey said “Yes.” The people asked were Regan LaRue, Megan Kostner, Nathan Myrick, Naomi Spalding, Mrs. Dixon, Kellie Krabel, and Cameron Boyston.  Other than the above people, others also believe that the government hides things from the public.  Some people believe that the government faked the moon landing.  Some also believe that the government is hiding aliens in area 51.  Area 51 is an air force facility that is used as a testing facility. Some people believe that the moon isn’t real and is actually a hologram put in the sky.  The last conspiracy theory is spy sharks, which some people took seriously.  The Egyptian government took this somewhat seriously, but said that it needed to be confirmed.

by Bailey Beck

School's Almost Out for Summer!!

Summertime is approaching for Kingman, and a lot of schools all over the United States, but have you ever wondered when schools in other countries are ending. Here schools starts around the 20th of August, and ends about the 20th of May.  In Chelmsford, England, the Boswells School starts the 3rd of September and ends the 22nd of July. That means their school starts fourteen days later and ends 31 days later. Most schools in the Province of Ontario in Canada start on September 1st and end on June 30th. This means they start twelve days later, and end forty days later. Moscow School District #281 starts school on the 1st of September, and ends school on the 5th of July. That means they start school twelve days later, and end school 48 days later. Though a lot of these schools have more school time, they usually have more days off. This gives you a comparison of our school system with those of other countries.

By Ian Rottering

Simple Question

The KMS students were asked the following question:  “If you were famous, what would you be famous for?”  There were a lot of diverse answers to this question.  Two people who answered the question said “I want to be known for being a kind person.” Of course, these are kind people at our school.  Two other people said “I want to be known around the world for being good at sports.” This tells you these two people are active and love sports.  Therefore, there is kind of a lesson in this question. You can sometimes know a little bit about someone, simply from their response to this simple question.

By: Alexander Bennett