UPDATES OF HAPPENINGS
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WHAT WILL OUR SEMESTER PROJECT BE THIS FALL?
"SCENES OF HISTORY"
This semester, we are going to do something completely different. You will need to think of a favorite event from history and create a 3-dimensional scene. You can do a battle scene, a country village, a medieval castle with people working...whatever interests you. So, start thinking about what you might want to do. See you this Fall!!
In the past, we have done International Day, Famous People Day, Animal Day and Wonders of the Bible.
WOW!!! International Day was so much fun. The students chose a country at the beginning of the semester and then brought in their displays from around the world: posters, food, music, dress, and even a few live snakes, iguanas and chickens! We set up the whole hallway with International "stuff". One parent commented that it was like going down Epcot Lane. What a fun day it was.
Famous People Day was a blast from the past! Everyone chose a famous person from the past or presently living to do a project on. They brought in displays to fill the halls. They all dressed up like their "famous person". We had all sorts of people roaming the halls: Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross, Ronald Reagan, Neil Armstrong, Lionel Cowen...to name a few. Our students learned a great deal, and so did we.
Wonders of the Bible Day was simply wonderful. The students brought in projects covering so many aspects of the Bible. Plus kids dressed up, brought in food and even played movies. What a blessing it was!
OUR SICK POLICY:
There are many yucky illnesses out there now and we want to do our best to keep our students healthy. We ask that if your family has been exposed to the flu, rhotovirus, strep throat, etc. to NOT bring your child to class. It is unfair to expose the rest of the children and the staff to these illnesses. We will have the students wash their hands frequently as well. Please help us to keep our co-op healthy! Thank you!
WEEKLY EVENTS:
Each week, the students will be given a small assignment of something to bring in to the co-op or to wear. Some are silly, some are serious. This is not required, but it sure is a lot of fun!!
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January 18th - Show & Tell Day: bring a favorite keepsake from home and tell a little about yourself in your classes
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January 25th - Hat Day: wear the craziest, prettiest, goofiest, or most macho hat you can find
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February 1st - Group Picture Day: dress according to how you would like to be remembered for Yearbook photos
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February 8th - Snow Day: bundle up in those hats, mittens, scarves, & boots and bring in a packet of hot cocoa - aka: chocolate - mix (we'll provide the hot water)
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February 15th - Valentine's Day: (a day late) bring in a Valentine treat to be shared
-
February 22nd - Zebra Day: put on those stripes, any size-any color, and trot on down to co-op
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February 29th - Camouflage Day: your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to come dressed head to toe in your favorite camo gear
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March 7th - "What I Love About Co-op" Day: write a short paragraph or draw a picture about what you love most about co-op... that's what it's all about!
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March 14th - Easter Surprise:
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March 21st - No school in celebration of Good Friday
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March 28th - "Project Day": Semester Project Due - details coming soon!
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April 4th - Teacher Appreciation: write a thank you card to one or all of your teachers.
LUNCH MENU:
This semester we will be offering a variety of lunch items being prepared right in our very own Calvary Chapel Grille! Each week there will be a different "main course" offered for $2.00 or a Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich for $1.00 (order and pay for at our main table, as before) and we will continue to offer additional snacks and drinks for 50 cents. And of course anyone is welcome to bring their own lunch from home.
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January 18th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
January 25th:
Ham sandwich (lettuce/tomato/cheese) with a side chips -
February 1st:
Hot dogs and french fries -
February 8th:
Chili and bread sticks -
February 15th:
Hamburgers (lettuce/tomato) and french fries -
February 22nd:
French toast with sausage links -
February 29th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips -
March 7th:
Apple pancakes with sausage links -
March 14th:
Chicken noodle soup and 1/2 grilled cheese -
March 21st:
No school in celebration of Good Friday -
March 28th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
April 4th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips
WHAT WILL OUR SEMESTER PROJECT BE THIS FALL?
"SCENES OF HISTORY"
This semester, we are going to do something completely different. You will need to think of a favorite event from history and create a 3-dimensional scene. You can do a battle scene, a country village, a medieval castle with people working...whatever interests you. So, start thinking about what you might want to do. See you this Fall!!
In the past, we have done International Day, Famous People Day, Animal Day and Wonders of the Bible.
WOW!!! International Day was so much fun. The students chose a country at the beginning of the semester and then brought in their displays from around the world: posters, food, music, dress, and even a few live snakes, iguanas and chickens! We set up the whole hallway with International "stuff". One parent commented that it was like going down Epcot Lane. What a fun day it was.
Famous People Day was a blast from the past! Everyone chose a famous person from the past or presently living to do a project on. They brought in displays to fill the halls. They all dressed up like their "famous person". We had all sorts of people roaming the halls: Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross, Ronald Reagan, Neil Armstrong, Lionel Cowen...to name a few. Our students learned a great deal, and so did we.
Wonders of the Bible Day was simply wonderful. The students brought in projects covering so many aspects of the Bible. Plus kids dressed up, brought in food and even played movies. What a blessing it was!
OUR SICK POLICY:
There are many yucky illnesses out there now and we want to do our best to keep our students healthy. We ask that if your family has been exposed to the flu, rhotovirus, strep throat, etc. to NOT bring your child to class. It is unfair to expose the rest of the children and the staff to these illnesses. We will have the students wash their hands frequently as well. Please help us to keep our co-op healthy! Thank you!
WEEKLY EVENTS:
Each week, the students will be given a small assignment of something to bring in to the co-op or to wear. Some are silly, some are serious. This is not required, but it sure is a lot of fun!!
-
January 18th - Show & Tell Day: bring a favorite keepsake from home and tell a little about yourself in your classes
-
January 25th - Hat Day: wear the craziest, prettiest, goofiest, or most macho hat you can find
-
February 1st - Group Picture Day: dress according to how you would like to be remembered for Yearbook photos
-
February 8th - Snow Day: bundle up in those hats, mittens, scarves, & boots and bring in a packet of hot cocoa - aka: chocolate - mix (we'll provide the hot water)
-
February 15th - Valentine's Day: (a day late) bring in a Valentine treat to be shared
-
February 22nd - Zebra Day: put on those stripes, any size-any color, and trot on down to co-op
-
February 29th - Camouflage Day: your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to come dressed head to toe in your favorite camo gear
-
March 7th - "What I Love About Co-op" Day: write a short paragraph or draw a picture about what you love most about co-op... that's what it's all about!
-
March 14th - Easter Surprise:
-
March 21st - No school in celebration of Good Friday
-
March 28th - "Project Day": Semester Project Due - details coming soon!
-
April 4th - Teacher Appreciation: write a thank you card to one or all of your teachers.
LUNCH MENU:
This semester we will be offering a variety of lunch items being prepared right in our very own Calvary Chapel Grille! Each week there will be a different "main course" offered for $2.00 or a Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich for $1.00 (order and pay for at our main table, as before) and we will continue to offer additional snacks and drinks for 50 cents. And of course anyone is welcome to bring their own lunch from home.
-
January 18th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
January 25th:
Ham sandwich (lettuce/tomato/cheese) with a side chips -
February 1st:
Hot dogs and french fries -
February 8th:
Chili and bread sticks -
February 15th:
Hamburgers (lettuce/tomato) and french fries -
February 22nd:
French toast with sausage links -
February 29th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips -
March 7th:
Apple pancakes with sausage links -
March 14th:
Chicken noodle soup and 1/2 grilled cheese -
March 21st:
No school in celebration of Good Friday -
March 28th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
April 4th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips
In the past, we have done International Day, Famous People Day, Animal Day and Wonders of the Bible.
WOW!!! International Day was so much fun. The students chose a country at the beginning of the semester and then brought in their displays from around the world: posters, food, music, dress, and even a few live snakes, iguanas and chickens! We set up the whole hallway with International "stuff". One parent commented that it was like going down Epcot Lane. What a fun day it was.
Famous People Day was a blast from the past! Everyone chose a famous person from the past or presently living to do a project on. They brought in displays to fill the halls. They all dressed up like their "famous person". We had all sorts of people roaming the halls: Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross, Ronald Reagan, Neil Armstrong, Lionel Cowen...to name a few. Our students learned a great deal, and so did we.
Wonders of the Bible Day was simply wonderful. The students brought in projects covering so many aspects of the Bible. Plus kids dressed up, brought in food and even played movies. What a blessing it was!
OUR SICK POLICY:
There are many yucky illnesses out there now and we want to do our best to keep our students healthy. We ask that if your family has been exposed to the flu, rhotovirus, strep throat, etc. to NOT bring your child to class. It is unfair to expose the rest of the children and the staff to these illnesses. We will have the students wash their hands frequently as well. Please help us to keep our co-op healthy! Thank you!
WEEKLY EVENTS:
Each week, the students will be given a small assignment of something to bring in to the co-op or to wear. Some are silly, some are serious. This is not required, but it sure is a lot of fun!!
-
January 18th - Show & Tell Day: bring a favorite keepsake from home and tell a little about yourself in your classes
-
January 25th - Hat Day: wear the craziest, prettiest, goofiest, or most macho hat you can find
-
February 1st - Group Picture Day: dress according to how you would like to be remembered for Yearbook photos
-
February 8th - Snow Day: bundle up in those hats, mittens, scarves, & boots and bring in a packet of hot cocoa - aka: chocolate - mix (we'll provide the hot water)
-
February 15th - Valentine's Day: (a day late) bring in a Valentine treat to be shared
-
February 22nd - Zebra Day: put on those stripes, any size-any color, and trot on down to co-op
-
February 29th - Camouflage Day: your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to come dressed head to toe in your favorite camo gear
-
March 7th - "What I Love About Co-op" Day: write a short paragraph or draw a picture about what you love most about co-op... that's what it's all about!
-
March 14th - Easter Surprise:
-
March 21st - No school in celebration of Good Friday
-
March 28th - "Project Day": Semester Project Due - details coming soon!
-
April 4th - Teacher Appreciation: write a thank you card to one or all of your teachers.
LUNCH MENU:
This semester we will be offering a variety of lunch items being prepared right in our very own Calvary Chapel Grille! Each week there will be a different "main course" offered for $2.00 or a Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich for $1.00 (order and pay for at our main table, as before) and we will continue to offer additional snacks and drinks for 50 cents. And of course anyone is welcome to bring their own lunch from home.
-
January 18th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
January 25th:
Ham sandwich (lettuce/tomato/cheese) with a side chips -
February 1st:
Hot dogs and french fries -
February 8th:
Chili and bread sticks -
February 15th:
Hamburgers (lettuce/tomato) and french fries -
February 22nd:
French toast with sausage links -
February 29th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips -
March 7th:
Apple pancakes with sausage links -
March 14th:
Chicken noodle soup and 1/2 grilled cheese -
March 21st:
No school in celebration of Good Friday -
March 28th:
A "boat" full of chicken nuggets and french fries -
April 4th:
Turkey hoagie (lettuce/tomato/cheese) and a side of chips