Friday, March 25, 2016

Announcements 3-28-2016

MONDAY



After School Programming Today
SES Tutoring

Open Doors:

  • Extreme Hip Hop
  • Girls on the Run

Drama -Full Cast and practicing until 5:45 PM.








Outside Recess
Rain is likely at the time when most teams will head out for recess.  Check outside before you go.









Kindergarten Temperature Science

On Friday 3-25-2016 students learned about temperatures impact on what we wear, the state of water (when really hot or cold) and thermometers.  It was an engrossing lesson. The students shown here are in Mrs. Walsh's classroom, but all kindergarteners were exposed to this content.
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Checking out the impact of hot or cold water on thermometers
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Learning how to read a thermometer
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Selecting clothing for different temperatures
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Becoming water molecules in different states of matter
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Heat meets water molecules











Voyagers Students Help Prepare Murals for the School Play

































Imagination/Abbey Lunchtime -New Meal Taste Test
On Tuesday, the Abbey will be serving Mac and Trees at lunch. If students do not want that for lunch, Team Imagination students will be walking around serving samples. Students from Imagination will have surveys at lunch for students to fill out.  We will also have the recipe and coloring sheets for students in the cafeteria.


Link to Mac & Trees Video  1.25 minutes long  -definitely worth a watch.










Preparation of last Friday's snacks on 3-25-2016.  We hope you enjoyed them.

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Papayas
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Mangos








Cherry tomatoes will be today's snack

Tomatoes are the fruit of the tomato plant. They originated in the South American Andes around the area of modern day Peru and was first used as a food by the Aztec's in Southern Mexico. Because the tomato has seeds and grows from a flowering plant botanically it is classed as a fruit not a vegetable.

Pretty much all tomato varieties are red although other colors are possible including green, yellow, orange, pink, black, brown, white, and purple. There are more than 7500 tomato varieties grown around the world.

Tomatoes are rich in lycopene, an antioxidant that is good for the heart and effective against certain cancers. Cooked tomatoes are actually better for you than raw ones, as more beneficial chemicals are released. Tomatoes are also packed with vitamins A and C, calcium, potassium.


















UNIVERSAL LUNCH MENU
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Tue., March 29

Taste an Improved Lunch Menu Item

Team Imagination urges everyone to give it a try
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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