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Welcome to Dancy's Middle School Page
Week of Feb. 20-24
6th grade assignments:
Religion/ Memory- T # 68, TH # 69, F # 70 - F F- Tues. #21 Thurs. #22 Fri. #23
Reading- diarama due the end of Feb., Finish Call it Courage,
What is the theme of the book and why-- 1/2 page.
Spelling/Vocab - Review # 7-9
Tues- Ant, Word Families
Wed-Word Associations
Thurs-p. 114 Analogies
Fri- 114-115
English-- DLR every day Tues 4.7 , 2 min speech for Th & F
Wed- 4.8
Thurs- speeches
Fri Speeches
S.S.--
Math (see Flippo's page)
Sci/Health (see Sipes's page)
7th grade:
Reading- Julie of the Wolves read to page 147, What is the theme of this book and why? 1/2 page
spell/vocab- Review # 7-9
5th grade Eng: informative speech
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Welcome to the Prekindergarten
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Welcome to Kindergarten
3rd Quarter Memory (pdf file)
February 20 Newsletter
February 14 Newsletter
February 6 Newsletter (pdf format)
Some reminder notes:
-No school Monday, February 13.
-There will be bus service on Monday, February 20 (EACS will be using this day as a make-up day and will provide bus service).
-If we have a 2-hour delay on a Wednesday we get out at 2:35. If we have a 3-hour delay on a Wednesday we get out at 3:35.
-Lutheran Schools Open House is Sunday, February 19 at Emmanuel from noon until 3pm.
-Association meeting is Sunday, February 26 at St. John at 2pm.
- Early registration is Thursday, March 15 from 6-8 pm at St. John.
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Open house at Emmanuel Sunday, Feb. 19 noon to 3.
Association meeting Feb. 26 at St. John 2:00 p.m. Come be involved in your school's business!
Registration night is March 15 from 6-8.
Newsletter February 20
Homework February 20
Interactive Spelling crossword puzzle (Use current spelling list found on this week's newsletter.) Printable version click here
February calendar
100 Day Projects. See what other kids did for their projects!
If we have a 2-hour delay on a Wednesday we get out at 2:35. If we have a 3-hour delay on a Wednesday we get out at 3:35.
Memory schedule
Book-It Reading Log - Students are expected to read 50 minutes a week to an adult in February. Parents may read with their children or take turns reading during this early part of the program. Write in how many minutes each day your child actually read TO another person. Return the sheet at the end of the month. Your child will receive a Pizza Hut coupon for a personal pan pizza.
Great new link for parents! http://www.additudemag.com/ It has a lot of helpful ideas for parents with kids who have poor organizational skills, who may be attention deficit or have unharnessed energy. I have found some good articles for myself.
Click here for an updated schedule for the 2011-2012 school year. (10-14-'11)
Newsletters
Am I Spoiling My Young Child? This is one of the best articles I've read on helping children to grow emotionally healthy.
Study: What kids watch on TV may affect behavior This is a study you may have heard about. This particular article was found on ConsumerReports.org
Stop Tantrum Before it Starts: Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 6-5-2011
Kids' Insomnia Tied to TV: Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 6-27-2011
Parents Can Help Kids Stay One Step Ahead of Germs: by Karen Stephens, Parenting Exchange Library
Read more for downloads and to find some great sites for online learning games.
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Psalm 36:7 "How priceless is your unfailing love."
Welcome to the 2nd grade!
[Jesus said,] "And so I tell you, keep on asking, and you will be given what you ask for. Keep on looking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened." Luke 11:9
February 20 Newsletter
Links
Memory
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How priceless is your unfailing love! Psalm 36:7
February 20, 2012
Now that the weather is getting colder, students need to have a warm coat, boots, snow pants, a hat, and gloves for recess.
With God on our side, we need not fear!
So we say with confidence, "The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid.
What can man do to me?" Hebrews 13:6
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Dear Parents and other Visitors, 10/7/11
The fourth grade class will have Indiana State Reports on a Box displayed in the school hallway starting Monday. They have been researching interesting facts about people, places and other items associated with Indiana. They have then featured their findings on covered shoeboxes. Stop by to discover more about the Hoosier state.
In art class we have been making a pumpkin patch using torn paper. At the bottom of our art project we have written a poem about what we like to do in the autumn. We used many and varied adjectives in our descriptions. We reviewed that adjectives help us write with more detail and helps us paint a picture in the mind of the reader. One student even said,"Mrs. Murphy, adjectives make what I write more interesting." Oh don't you just love it when that little light comes on in the mind of a child? That's what makes teaching fun!
This coming Thursday the fourth graders will show off all their hard work at their recorder concert. Mrs. Best has been pleased with how much they have learned and how quickly they have progressed. It is sure to be a rewarding evening of recorder music. All are welcome to attend. Please contact the school for further information.
Blessing on your day, Mrs. S. Murphy
Downloads
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Welcome to 5th grade!
Assignments will not be posted on Mrs. Flippo's page for the next 2 weeks. Her computer is being sent in to be repaired.
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Welcome to the Fifth Grade
Book Groups: For their current selection of books, the 5th grade students will be producing either a play or a movie based on a scene or scenes from the book. They will be due Feb. 27, so it's crunch time. They are eagerly gathering crops as well as other students to join in as characters in their play. I cannot wait to see what they come up with.
Math: We have started our chapters in fractions. They are doing quite well with the adding and subtracting parts. Next comes mixed numbers and renaiming. The biggest reminder I can offer them is to ALWAYS remember to put the answer in simplest form.
BizTown: The 5th and 6th graders have finished up their 5 weeks worth of classes on economics. They concluded their studies with a field trip to JA BizTown which is located just behind Northcrest shopping center. They ran their very own "city", complete with a bank, city hall, broadcast center, and even a hardware store. Each student was given a job that earned them a paycheck. They were then able to write checks, start their own savings account, and request songs at the broadcast center. It was definitely a learning experience.
AR: Students can now take AR books on pretty much any book they read unless the test has not been created yet. We have purchased an online AR system in which students have access to the tests for any AR test out there. We started last week and the kids have been thrilled and busy taking tests that they previously could not take.
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Welcome to the 6th Grade
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Welcome to the 7th and 8th
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-----Welcome to Mrs. Sipes' Middle School Page-----
Devotion/Prayer leader for the week is Sid.
The Bridge Building Contest is February 18, 2012, at Science Central beginning at 10:30 a.m. We have five bridges (being built by eight students) entered.
Wednesday, February 22, is Ash Wednesday.
Assignments for the week of February 20, 2012:
Science 6
Monday--TQ; notes 2-3; read lesson 2-3; B.O.S.S.
Tuesday--WB 2-3; TQ; RR 2-3
Wednesday--tsumani video
Thursday--tsumani video; read lesson 2-4
Friday--WB 2-4; RR 2-4
Science 7
Monday--notes 3-3; read lesson 3-3
Tuesday--
Wednesday--finish notes 3-3; WB 3-3
Thursday--WB p. 40 math; TQ; RR 3-3; E 3-3
Friday--notes 3-4; WB 3-4
Science 8
Monday--E 4-2; RR 4-2; lab video; prep lab book
Tuesday--lab on pages 124-125
Wednesday--read lesson 4-3; WB 4-3
Thursday--E 4-3; RR 4-3
Friday--lab video; prep lab book
English 7
DLR week 6; Shurley English; writing time.
English 8
DLR week 6; Shurley English; writing time; Tiger Gazette
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Welcome to Mr. Stellwagen's Middle School Home Page
8th grade at St. John-Emmanuel Lutheran School is a place for spiritual and intellectual growth. Students are encouraged to challenge themselves and reach for levels of higher learning. Algebra is where math explanations and work lead to climbing the ladder of higher learning. In U.S. History, we focus on that fact that history repeats itself, allowing us to learn from it. We also discuss the duties and responsibilities that come with being a citizen of a democracy. Literature is where the greatest thinking takes place. Socratic Circles and Active Reading are incorporated so that deep thinking and great questions can be brought to the surface. Art history and appreciation introduce the students to such great artists as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Vincent Van Gogh, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Georges Seurat (just to name a few).
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Mrs. Eschelbach
Welcome to the resource room. The resource room is available for those students who have Individual Education Plans (IEP) and for others who need a bit of extra help. I split my time between the two campuses, Monday through Thursday.
Math websites that make learning fun
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