Sick-Looking Seedlings - Possibly Burnt

Yesterday, it reached 96 degrees F and my five 4 day old seedlings were outside in the sun. I accidentally forgot to water them that morning and when I returned home to immediately go water them, they were very dry and had drooped over. Now they look bent. I took them into the partial shade. The temperature has dropped so they haven't experienced any hot temps like that since, and I have been watering them consistently and well. Still I am worried. Did they get burnt beyond recover? Did something else occur? What if anything can I do to remedy the situation? Please help.
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u can try bury it up to its feeder leaves.
let it get some roots

They are premature....too much light and water. Put growing media over them gently and spray a tiny mist.......LEAVE THEM ALONE.

i would start over they look too damp hate to say it but they have damped off (third pic) and fourth

Thanks for the feedback. I am going to try to save these, and if it doesn't work out, I can get more seeds for free so it's not a huge problem. A couple more questions.... If I keep the plants around 73 degrees inside near a window is that a better environment for its current state? Also, what grow medium should I use? It's currently in organic miracle grow, but it sounds like that might not be great to use until the plants are larger.

this is my first grow btw, if I come off as uniformed and a noob, thats because I am

no fertilizer for weeks, less is more.

Sunburn sucks for plants too

I had that same panic with my seedling a month ago. I ended up freaking out and thinking they werent getting enough water...Like the others said...LEAVE THEM ALONE...You will be surprised

it reached 96 degrees F and my five 4 day old seedlings were outside in the sun

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And now they are dead. Best not to raise seedlings outdoor in summer, its ok in spring. Start again under cfls for 2 weeks then slowly harden them off.