Super Saturdays Students Delve Deeper

In the third class of Winter Super Saturdays, first through eighth graders delved deeper into topics ranging from from Chinese to health, Star Wars, Pokémon, and more.

Skyla Ross examines her lightsaber to determine if more sanding is needed during May the Force Be With You.

Cade Howell works on the handle of his lightsaber during May the Force Be With You.

Hallie Miles examines a lion dance costume while touring the Chinese Learning Center presented by the Confucius Institute in Helm Library with her class, Create Your Own Chinese Masterpiece.

Veronia Walker paints her Pokémon character, Toxieon, during Pokémon Evolution. Students invented their own characters and made models after deciding on the character's demeanor, likes, and traits. — Veronia Walker paints her Pokémon character, Toxieon, during Pokémon Evolution. Students invented their own characters and made models after deciding on the character’s demeanor, likes, and traits.

Logan Hale (left) and Brett Hazelip work on the handles of their lightsabers during May the Force Be With You.

Catherine Malin questions Tori Shackelford (from left), Lucy Mills, and Ivana Huffines about the disease their group was inventing during Mysteries of the Human Body.

Create Your Own Chinese Masterpiece teacher Gu Fang talks about a display of emroidered shoes while leading her class on a tour of the Chinese Learning Center presented by the Confucius Institute in Helm Library.

Phillip Greathouse works on the handle of his lightsaber during May the Force Be With You.

Faith Stepp constructs a drop copter in Science Sleuths: Mystery Investigations.

HonorsTopper Sean Jacobson, a senior from Louisville, helps Jayson Lindsey make modifications to his drop copter in Science Sleuths: Mystery Investigations.

Jayson Lindsey prepares to release his modified drop coptor beside his teacher, Jessica Dilsaver, during Science Sleuths: Mystery Investigations.