Thursday, March 24, 2016

Announcements 3-25-2016

FRIDAY




Joke of the Week  Link to Video













A really short Poem read by Mrs. Biggie
Link to Video















Band

Sr. Band is not meeting on Friday (today)






Outside Recess

It may be a bit gloomy out there, but it will also be warm enough to go out and walk on the path or use the playground.





This Afternoon is the Fancy Dance
Location: Cafeteria
Pick up Students in the Lobby after the event








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Team Discovery is hosting a March Madness dance today, March 25th, from 6:00-8:00PM. The cost is $3.00 and food/drinks are for sale. Wear sports clothing (jersey, team hat/shirt, Raider’s gear, etc.), receive a raffle ticket for a prize drawing. Fun activities to look forward to: dance competition, basketball toss, musical chairs, and more!


Arrival and Dismissal from Dances:
  • Students enter through the gymnasium doors and sign themselves into the dance.
  • School Expectations (Safe, Achieving, Caring) remain at all evening events and that includes dances.
  • At the end of our dances, chaperones and staff will walk students through the building to our front lobby. We will dismiss from there.
  • Please be prompt for pick up as staff and chaperones need to get home, too. If your student does not have a ride home, please don’t send them to our dances unless they have made arrangements before coming to the dance.








How long can you balance a large feather?  

Check out Tristan's record   Link to 30 second video

















Team USA participating in gymnastics

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Ms. Jarvis doing a hand stand
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Imagination Special Lunch Item coming next week
Have you figured out what will be on the menu for Team Imagination's taste test March 29th? Hint: One ingredient grows in our school garden.










Save the dates 
(the play is a week earlier 
than previously announced)
May 6th & 7th
7:00 pm
lion king
City School Drama presents The Lion King.
Hope to see you then!!







Student Art

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For Snack Today....


Mangos
Mangos originated in East India, Burma and the Andaman Islands bordering the Bay of Bengal.


Mangos are bursting with protective nutrients. The vitamin content depends upon the variety and maturity of the fruit, when the mango is green the amount of vitamin C is higher, as it ripens the amount of beta carotene (vitamin A) increases. Mangos are a great source of potassium.

There are over 20 million metric tons of mangos grown throughout the tropical and sub-tropical world (India, Mexico, China, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand, Nigeria, Brazil, Philippines and Haiti).




Papaya


Papaya is perennial tree-like herb that can survive around 20 years in the wild and grow to a height of 16 to 33 feet.


Papaya plant originates from Mexico and Central America and is now cultivated in tropical regions throughout the world. It grows on sandy, well-drained soil in areas that provide enough direct sunlight and moisture.

Papaya fruit is rich source of vitamins C and vitamins of the B group. It contains beta-carotene which turns into vitamin A inside the human body. Besides vitamins, papaya contains numerous valuable minerals and high content of dietary fibers.








Eating Lunch with Mrs. Sawyer




UNIVERSAL LUNCH MENU
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Entrée Options Main Meal or Cabot Yogurt Parfait or Deli Sandwich or Pizza
Offered with all Meals Vegetable/Fruit Bar Fresh Fruit, Fresh Hood Milk