*Homework will be due on Wednesday, January 4th (because there isn't school on Monday, the 2nd).
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 30 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: A Poetic Visitor
2. Math
□ Practice 4.5, 5.1, & 5.2 (show all work on graph paper).
3. Word Work
□ Take Home/Dear Parents - Pg. 22
4. Technology (Blogger)/Writing:
□ Write a paragraph (or more) about what you did over the break. Proof read with an adult and then post your blog! Feel free to post a photo along with your writing and feel free to make comments your peers blogs.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
Homework Assigned 12/8/11 DUE 12/13/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 30 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Where the Poetry Begins
2. Math
□ Solving Division Problems pg. 29-30
3. Word Work
□ Take Home/Dear Parents - Pg. 13
□ R.A.H. (every night for 30 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Where the Poetry Begins
2. Math
□ Solving Division Problems pg. 29-30
3. Word Work
□ Take Home/Dear Parents - Pg. 13
Sunday, December 04, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Homework Assigned 12/1/11 DUE: 12/6/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Poetry Slam
2. Math
□ Pracitcing Multiplication and Division - Unit 1 pg. 69 & 70 (*division is only clustering).
3. Word Work
□ Proofreading - Pg. 4
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Poetry Slam
2. Math
□ Pracitcing Multiplication and Division - Unit 1 pg. 69 & 70 (*division is only clustering).
3. Word Work
□ Proofreading - Pg. 4
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Homework Assigned 11/17/11 DUE: 11/29/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Wasteful or Resourceful
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 10's (front and back)
□ Division - Unit 1 pg. 61 & 62
□ Solving Division Problems- Unit 1 pg. 65 & 66
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Wasteful or Resourceful
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 10's (front and back)
□ Division - Unit 1 pg. 61 & 62
□ Solving Division Problems- Unit 1 pg. 65 & 66
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Homework Assigned 11/9/11 DUE: 11/15/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Green Roofs
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 9's (front and back)
□ Multiple Towers - Unit 1 pg. 57 & 58
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Green Roofs
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 9's (front and back)
□ Multiple Towers - Unit 1 pg. 57 & 58
Sunday, November 06, 2011
Homework Assigned 11/3/11 DUE: 11/8/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: A Garden in the Clouds
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 8's (front and back)
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: A Garden in the Clouds
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency 8's (front and back)
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Homework Assigned 10/27/11 DUE: 11/1/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Looking for Something Green
2. Math
□ Multiplying to Make 60 and 90- Unit 1, page 23
□ Fact Fluency 7's (front and back)
3. Speech - See Guidelines Below:
Marine Report for 5th Grade
Due on Wednesday, November 2nd
NAME__________MARINE CREATURE_____________
PARTNER NAME__________
The basis of your project will be a Power Point presentation, which will be used to give a speech on a marine creature from the Oregon Coast Aquarium!! Each student has researched information that they will use for their presentation. The research, power point, and prezi will be done in class. Student will have time to practice their speech in class with their partner. I STRONGLY SUGGEST that students practice their speech at home too.
The power point needs to consist of the slides listed below:
Slide 1: Title Page – First and last name, the date, room number, and the name of your creature.
Slide 2: Physical description including at least three characteristics.
Slide 3: Habitat: Describe the environment your creature lives in. If your creature migrates be prepared to describe different homes.
Slide 4: Food Web: What eats them, what do they eat, and how do they protect themselves? (Chart and/or picture is required)
Slide 5-7: Write at least three interesting facts about your animal, one per slide.
Slide 8: Include at least three sources in your bibliography.
Example: http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/info-books/harbor-seal/diet.htm
Marine Speech: Your speech needs to be at least two minutes long. You should have your speech memorized (decide with partner shares particular slides or “bounce” back and forth) and use the Power Point as a visual for the audience. PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE! :0)
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Looking for Something Green
2. Math
□ Multiplying to Make 60 and 90- Unit 1, page 23
□ Fact Fluency 7's (front and back)
3. Speech - See Guidelines Below:
Marine Report for 5th Grade
Due on Wednesday, November 2nd
NAME__________MARINE CREATURE_____________
PARTNER NAME__________
The basis of your project will be a Power Point presentation, which will be used to give a speech on a marine creature from the Oregon Coast Aquarium!! Each student has researched information that they will use for their presentation. The research, power point, and prezi will be done in class. Student will have time to practice their speech in class with their partner. I STRONGLY SUGGEST that students practice their speech at home too.
The power point needs to consist of the slides listed below:
Slide 1: Title Page – First and last name, the date, room number, and the name of your creature.
Slide 2: Physical description including at least three characteristics.
Slide 3: Habitat: Describe the environment your creature lives in. If your creature migrates be prepared to describe different homes.
Slide 4: Food Web: What eats them, what do they eat, and how do they protect themselves? (Chart and/or picture is required)
Slide 5-7: Write at least three interesting facts about your animal, one per slide.
Slide 8: Include at least three sources in your bibliography.
Example: http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/info-books/harbor-seal/diet.htm
Marine Speech: Your speech needs to be at least two minutes long. You should have your speech memorized (decide with partner shares particular slides or “bounce” back and forth) and use the Power Point as a visual for the audience. PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE! :0)
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Homework Assigned 10/20/11 DUE: 10/25/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: The Best Hoofer of All
2. Math
□ Factors of 2 Digit Numbers - Unit 1, page 13
□ Fact Fluency 6's (front and back)
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: The Best Hoofer of All
2. Math
□ Factors of 2 Digit Numbers - Unit 1, page 13
□ Fact Fluency 6's (front and back)
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
First Vivid Vocab/ Homework Assign. Due 10/21/11
Name______________________
“I Pledge Allegiance”
Vivid Vocabulary Requirements
• Your first vivid vocabulary word is _________________________________________________.
• You are to do the following by Friday, October 21st, 2011:
o Write the word large at the top of the paper in block or bubble letters (at
least 2 inches). Color the word so it stands out.
o Use a dictionary to write the definition under the word (if you can’t find
the word in the dictionary, you can use the internet).
o On the bottom, write a sentence using your vocabulary word.
o Draw a picture showing a scene of what the word means and how you used the
work in your sentence (3-D pictures will get you more points-use scrap
booking supplies, cotton balls, popsicle sticks, construction paper,
Cheerios, etc to make it stand out).
o Practice saying your word, definition and sentence because you will need to
make an oral presentation to the class on the day that it is due.
***It is important to be neat, careful and try to be creative as you work on this project. It is always a good idea to discuss this with your family and you can get some help from them on this one. I encourage family participation for this project. The main idea is to build your vocabulary so you will learn new and interesting words.
**In order to get credit, your word MUST be themed towards what we’ve studied during Shared Reading on the Pledge of Allegiance.
“I Pledge Allegiance”
Vivid Vocabulary Requirements
• Your first vivid vocabulary word is _________________________________________________.
• You are to do the following by Friday, October 21st, 2011:
o Write the word large at the top of the paper in block or bubble letters (at
least 2 inches). Color the word so it stands out.
o Use a dictionary to write the definition under the word (if you can’t find
the word in the dictionary, you can use the internet).
o On the bottom, write a sentence using your vocabulary word.
o Draw a picture showing a scene of what the word means and how you used the
work in your sentence (3-D pictures will get you more points-use scrap
booking supplies, cotton balls, popsicle sticks, construction paper,
Cheerios, etc to make it stand out).
o Practice saying your word, definition and sentence because you will need to
make an oral presentation to the class on the day that it is due.
***It is important to be neat, careful and try to be creative as you work on this project. It is always a good idea to discuss this with your family and you can get some help from them on this one. I encourage family participation for this project. The main idea is to build your vocabulary so you will learn new and interesting words.
**In order to get credit, your word MUST be themed towards what we’ve studied during Shared Reading on the Pledge of Allegiance.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Homework Assigned 10/13/11 DUE: 10/18/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: STOMP
2. Math
□ Factors and Multiples - Unit 1, page 3
*There is only 1 math worksheet this week.
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: STOMP
2. Math
□ Factors and Multiples - Unit 1, page 3
*There is only 1 math worksheet this week.
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Homework Assigned 10/5/11 DUE: 10/11/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Shall We Dance?
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency with 3’s (Both pages)
□ Fill 2 - Decimal Game
*Play two rounds of "Fill 2" with an adult. For credit, you must turn in the sheet with a parent signature. KEEP THE CARDS AT HOME (you may need them again).
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Shall We Dance?
2. Math
□ Fact Fluency with 3’s (Both pages)
□ Fill 2 - Decimal Game
*Play two rounds of "Fill 2" with an adult. For credit, you must turn in the sheet with a parent signature. KEEP THE CARDS AT HOME (you may need them again).
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Homework Assigned 9/29/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Australia’s Giant Toad
2. Math
□ Math Practice/Review: Area & Perimeter, Mulitplication, Decimals
□ Fact Fluency with 5’s (Both pages)
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Australia’s Giant Toad
2. Math
□ Math Practice/Review: Area & Perimeter, Mulitplication, Decimals
□ Fact Fluency with 5’s (Both pages)
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Homework Assigned 9/22/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Australia’s Giant Toad
2. Math
□ Area & Perimeter
□ Fact Fluency with 5’s (Both pages)
□ Multiplication - complete these 4 problems, CLEARLY showing your work (must
complete work on graph paper)
54 X 13
312 X 14
26 X 17
124 X 82
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: Australia’s Giant Toad
2. Math
□ Area & Perimeter
□ Fact Fluency with 5’s (Both pages)
□ Multiplication - complete these 4 problems, CLEARLY showing your work (must
complete work on graph paper)
54 X 13
312 X 14
26 X 17
124 X 82
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Homework Assigned 9/15/11
1. Reading
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: A New Mate
2. Math
□ spend 30 minutes total on a math fact website
*Parent must sign for credit
1. Go to website
http://www.playkidsgames.com/games/mathfact/mathFact.htm
2. Click “next”
3. Click on “up to 100” for the skill level, click on “multiply” for operation,
and you pick the amount of minutes.
4. Click “start”
Parent Signature__________________________________________
□ Fact Fluency with 2’s (Both pages)
□ Complete these 4 problems showing your work using partial products (mustcomplete work on graph paper):
32 X 14
47 X 12
17 X 23
317 X 18
□ R.A.H. (every night for 20 minutes)
□ Reading worksheet: A New Mate
2. Math
□ spend 30 minutes total on a math fact website
*Parent must sign for credit
1. Go to website
http://www.playkidsgames.com/games/mathfact/mathFact.htm
2. Click “next”
3. Click on “up to 100” for the skill level, click on “multiply” for operation,
and you pick the amount of minutes.
4. Click “start”
Parent Signature__________________________________________
□ Fact Fluency with 2’s (Both pages)
□ Complete these 4 problems showing your work using partial products (mustcomplete work on graph paper):
32 X 14
47 X 12
17 X 23
317 X 18
Friday, September 09, 2011
Homework Assigned 9/9/11
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 20 minutes (every day)
Writing: Bring in items to decorate your writer's notebook. Here are a list of ideas:
-stickers
-magazines
-photo's
-scrapbooking supplies
*Bring in these items on Monday or Tuesday. We will be decorating journals on Tuesday.
Writing: Bring in items to decorate your writer's notebook. Here are a list of ideas:
-stickers
-magazines
-photo's
-scrapbooking supplies
*Bring in these items on Monday or Tuesday. We will be decorating journals on Tuesday.
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Mrs. Koenig's Summer
Here are a few photos of what I've been doing the last few months. I had more time to relax, play, and work on projects than I ever had before, because this was the first summer that I've had off from work ever sense I was 15 years old! Ouch!
This summer, I hung out with friends and family, read, spent time outdoors, and went on a mini trip to Idaho to visit a dear friend. I also got to see my little baby nephew grow and change (which was my favorite part!). Enjoy the photos below:
Spending time with family...
Mini family reunion
Hike with my cousin
Shopping with my mom
My dads truck show
Hanging outside with my husband
Spending time with some friends...
4th of July
4th of July
Aumsville Fun Run
Just spending quality time with girlfriends
Spending time with my little nephew...
Trip to Idaho....
At the airport, I saw Terry Porter (if your parents liked to watch the Blazers during the late 80's/early 90's, then they will enjoy this photo)!
Hiked up some foothills
Went to a free MC Hammer concert. Your parents may find this entertaining :)
This fall I plan to read as much as possible, jog in a few events, and watch football (well, I will most likely just hear it in the background). GO DUCKS!
I'm looking forward to reading/hearing about your summer!
This summer, I hung out with friends and family, read, spent time outdoors, and went on a mini trip to Idaho to visit a dear friend. I also got to see my little baby nephew grow and change (which was my favorite part!). Enjoy the photos below:
Spending time with family...
Mini family reunion
Hike with my cousin
Shopping with my mom
My dads truck show
Hanging outside with my husband
Spending time with some friends...
4th of July
4th of July
Aumsville Fun Run
Just spending quality time with girlfriends
Spending time with my little nephew...
Trip to Idaho....
At the airport, I saw Terry Porter (if your parents liked to watch the Blazers during the late 80's/early 90's, then they will enjoy this photo)!
Hiked up some foothills
Went to a free MC Hammer concert. Your parents may find this entertaining :)
This fall I plan to read as much as possible, jog in a few events, and watch football (well, I will most likely just hear it in the background). GO DUCKS!
I'm looking forward to reading/hearing about your summer!
SNACKS & WATER BOTTLES
Each day I will allow some time for a healthy snack. Some examples of what students can bring are crackers, fruit, vegetables, cheese, etc. Students CANNOT bring candy, cake, cookies, etc. for a snack.
One more thing to add to your school list....a water bottle! Please bring a water bottle every day to school. I strongly encourage students to drink water throughout the day. I don't allow students to get up during class to use the fountain, so please be prepared to come each day with a water bottle in hand! Why should you bring a water bottle? Check out the link that's titled "Drinking Water and Children."
One more thing to add to your school list....a water bottle! Please bring a water bottle every day to school. I strongly encourage students to drink water throughout the day. I don't allow students to get up during class to use the fountain, so please be prepared to come each day with a water bottle in hand! Why should you bring a water bottle? Check out the link that's titled "Drinking Water and Children."
5th Grade Supply List
2 white glue sticks (send a couple each month)
1 24 box or 48 ct. Crayola Crayons
1 bottle white glue
24, #2 pencils
1 pink pearl erasers
1 package colored pencils
1 package felt pens
1 pair student scissors, pointed
1 ruler with inches AND centimeters
1 package wide ruled notebook paper
4 spiral notebooks
• 1 red
• 1 blue
• 1 green
• 1 yellow
1 ream white paper, 8 ½ x 11 (20#)
1 plastic zipper pouch or supply box
1 set of ear buds or headphones
1 Blue 1" binder
1 White 1' binder
EXTRA
1 box of Kleenex
1 24 box or 48 ct. Crayola Crayons
1 bottle white glue
24, #2 pencils
1 pink pearl erasers
1 package colored pencils
1 package felt pens
1 pair student scissors, pointed
1 ruler with inches AND centimeters
1 package wide ruled notebook paper
4 spiral notebooks
• 1 red
• 1 blue
• 1 green
• 1 yellow
1 ream white paper, 8 ½ x 11 (20#)
1 plastic zipper pouch or supply box
1 set of ear buds or headphones
1 Blue 1" binder
1 White 1' binder
EXTRA
1 box of Kleenex
Friday, August 05, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Thank You US BANK :)
Thank you Bonnie for coming to teach us about the importance of saving and managing money!
Sunday, June 05, 2011
~June Fun List~
*HOME DEPOT KIDS WORKSHOP 9am-12
Sat June 4th "Remote Organizer"
Sat June 18th " Special Fathers Day workshop, Toolbox"
*LOWES KIDS BUILD N GROW 10am Sign up at Lowes.com
Sat, June 11th Goofy Golf
Sat, June 25th Waving Flag Display
*ALS GARDEN CENTER KIDS WORKHOP 11am
Sat, June 4th Cactus Fun! Take home your own cactus
Sat, July 2nd Blueberry Plant! Blueberry Treats and goodies!
Sat, Aug 6th Sun VisorDecorating
Sat, Sept 3rd Make your own Chalk Flowerpot
All classes $5 and must be registered at Woodburn Al's (503)981-1245
*JAMBA JUICE
10 yr anniversary! Buy 1, get one for a buck! No coupon...face painting!
*RIVERFRONT CAROUSEL
Sat, June 4th 10yr Anniversary, all rides $1 cake, Cold Stone Ice cream, crafts, face painting 11am
*STRAUB ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTER
Thurs June 9th Nature Kids grades 2-3 4-5:30pm
Thursday June 12th Nature KIds grades 4-5 4-5:30pm
July 9th-10th Family Camp At Drift Creek Camp Hiking, fishing, exploring
Adults $65 Kids $45 Includes all meals
email fselc@fselc.org to register
*SALEM LIBRARY
Summer Reading Club sign ups start Tues June 7th, in person or online at www.salemlibrary.org
Pre-school Carnival Tues June 7th 10-12 in Anderson Room!
Check out their website for a complete list of summer activities!
Wed performers at Downtown branch (Wed June 22nd Reptile Man 11,1,7pm, Wed July 6th Dragon Theatre Puppets 11am,1pm, etc)
Mon Performers at West Salem Branch!!
Teen Activites onThursdays! Thurs June 30th 6:30-7:30pm Fear Factor Food Challenge Prizes for those who survive kim chee, lutefisk etc!
*MICHAELS
Sat June 11th Decorate Fathers Dy frame(purch $1 frame)10am-12
Sun June 12th Make Dad a shirt or tie (purch shirt) 1-3pm
Tues June 14th Decorate a mug for Dad (purch $1mug) 6-8pm
FREE MAKE N TAKES
Thur June 16th 6-8pm Make Dad a Duct Tape Wallet
Fridy June 17th 6-8pm Make Dad a cool card
Sat, June 18th 10am-12 Make Dad a Keychain
Tues June 21st 11am-2pm Sweden Dolls and Flags
*MISSION MILL
Day Camp for kids ages 8-12 $75 9am-1pm
A week of History in" Pioneer Day Camp"
Seven 1 week sessions startingJune 27th call 585-7012
*Northern Lights Theatre
Sat, June 2th DoblePlay Sat $11 Play: Paul Bunyan
Movie:TBA
Sat July 9th " " Play:Grasshopper
Movie: TBA
Sat, Aug 13th " : PlayPuss in Boots
Movie : TBA
Doors open 11:30 and Play starts 12:15
*Gilbert House
Summer Camps weekly June thru Sept. See Website
Sun June 19th Free admission for Dads 12-5
Sun Aug 28th 12-5 Free Admission for ALL!!!
July 6th or July 7th 9:30-3 Paddle the Willamette! Jump in a canoe and learn about hte Willamette River first hand from the group "Riverkeepers" For kids or Adults Must be ages 7-11
$40 mem, $45 non
* Free Small Slurpees at 7-11 on July 11th!!
*Summer Movie Schedule All Tues-Wed Movies now a $1(not free)
LANCASTER MALL STADIUM 11
831 Lancaster Drive NE Suite #8 Salem OR 503-588-4047
see dates and movies
6/21-6/22 (10am)
CHRONICLES OF NARNIA
TALE OF DESPEREAUX
6/28-6/29 (10am)
CATS AND DOGS: REVENGE
MEGAMIND
7/5-7/6 (10am)
ALPHA AND OMEGA
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID
7/12-7/13 (10am)
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
PERCY JACKSON & THE OLYMPIANS
7/19-7/20 (10am)
FURRY VENGEANCE
SHREK FOREVER AFTER
7/26-7/27 (10am)
KIT KITTREDGE
LEGEND OF THE GUARDIANS
8/2-8/3 (10am)
GULLIVERS TRAVEL
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
8/9-8/10 (10am)
MARMADUKE
PIRATES WHO DON'T DO ANYTHING
8/16-8/17 (10am)
DESPICABLE ME
NANNY MCPHEE RETURNS
8/23-8/24 (10am)
RAMONA & BEEZUS
YOGI BEAR
*VOLCANOES BASEBALL FREE TICKETS SPECIAL!!!!!!!
See Website for Complete list of Summe Specials!
Monday, June 27th, the Volcanoes conclude their homestand with the Vancouver Canadians with a 6:35 game time; gates open at 5:30. It is the first of five KID'S NIGHT AT VOLCANOES STADIUM where kids 12 and under will be admitted FREE by emailing Jerry Walker at jwalker@volcanoesbaseball.com, and requesting a FREE ticket. There is no limit on the number of tickets you may request. Other KIDS NIGHTS are July 11, July 18, August 8th, and August 22nd.
*BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB SUMMER PROGRAM!
2011
Join the Fun!
Summer 2011
Wild Wild
Rec
Come Join the Fun!
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Tuesdays-Bob Newton Park
June 21, 28
July 5, 12, 19, 26
August 2
Wednesdays -City Hall Splash Park
June 22, 29
July 6, 13, 20, 27
August 3
Thursdays-Ben Miller Park
June 23, 30
July 7, 14, 21, 28
August 4
Special Activities for 2011
· Week 1: Plant a Mini Garden
· Week 2: Meet a Raptor
· Week 3: Quick Start Tennis
· Week 4: Build a Balsa Airplane
· Week 5: Junior Firefighter Challenge/Play with Volcanoes
· Week 6: Art in the Park
· Week 7: Learn Disc Golf/Quick Start Tennis
Cost $5 per year
(Scholarships available)
Open To all Keizer area kids
Grades 1 through 6
Contact Leana Dickerson (503) 304-1313
Boys and Girls Club Keizer Branch
or call 503-304-1313.
For additional information
www.keizerparksfoundation.org
Registration Required
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!!!!!
Sat June 4th "Remote Organizer"
Sat June 18th " Special Fathers Day workshop, Toolbox"
*LOWES KIDS BUILD N GROW 10am Sign up at Lowes.com
Sat, June 11th Goofy Golf
Sat, June 25th Waving Flag Display
*ALS GARDEN CENTER KIDS WORKHOP 11am
Sat, June 4th Cactus Fun! Take home your own cactus
Sat, July 2nd Blueberry Plant! Blueberry Treats and goodies!
Sat, Aug 6th Sun VisorDecorating
Sat, Sept 3rd Make your own Chalk Flowerpot
All classes $5 and must be registered at Woodburn Al's (503)981-1245
*JAMBA JUICE
10 yr anniversary! Buy 1, get one for a buck! No coupon...face painting!
*RIVERFRONT CAROUSEL
Sat, June 4th 10yr Anniversary, all rides $1 cake, Cold Stone Ice cream, crafts, face painting 11am
*STRAUB ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTER
Thurs June 9th Nature Kids grades 2-3 4-5:30pm
Thursday June 12th Nature KIds grades 4-5 4-5:30pm
July 9th-10th Family Camp At Drift Creek Camp Hiking, fishing, exploring
Adults $65 Kids $45 Includes all meals
email fselc@fselc.org to register
*SALEM LIBRARY
Summer Reading Club sign ups start Tues June 7th, in person or online at www.salemlibrary.org
Pre-school Carnival Tues June 7th 10-12 in Anderson Room!
Check out their website for a complete list of summer activities!
Wed performers at Downtown branch (Wed June 22nd Reptile Man 11,1,7pm, Wed July 6th Dragon Theatre Puppets 11am,1pm, etc)
Mon Performers at West Salem Branch!!
Teen Activites onThursdays! Thurs June 30th 6:30-7:30pm Fear Factor Food Challenge Prizes for those who survive kim chee, lutefisk etc!
*MICHAELS
Sat June 11th Decorate Fathers Dy frame(purch $1 frame)10am-12
Sun June 12th Make Dad a shirt or tie (purch shirt) 1-3pm
Tues June 14th Decorate a mug for Dad (purch $1mug) 6-8pm
FREE MAKE N TAKES
Thur June 16th 6-8pm Make Dad a Duct Tape Wallet
Fridy June 17th 6-8pm Make Dad a cool card
Sat, June 18th 10am-12 Make Dad a Keychain
Tues June 21st 11am-2pm Sweden Dolls and Flags
*MISSION MILL
Day Camp for kids ages 8-12 $75 9am-1pm
A week of History in" Pioneer Day Camp"
Seven 1 week sessions startingJune 27th call 585-7012
*Northern Lights Theatre
Sat, June 2th DoblePlay Sat $11 Play: Paul Bunyan
Movie:TBA
Sat July 9th " " Play:Grasshopper
Movie: TBA
Sat, Aug 13th " : PlayPuss in Boots
Movie : TBA
Doors open 11:30 and Play starts 12:15
*Gilbert House
Summer Camps weekly June thru Sept. See Website
Sun June 19th Free admission for Dads 12-5
Sun Aug 28th 12-5 Free Admission for ALL!!!
July 6th or July 7th 9:30-3 Paddle the Willamette! Jump in a canoe and learn about hte Willamette River first hand from the group "Riverkeepers" For kids or Adults Must be ages 7-11
$40 mem, $45 non
* Free Small Slurpees at 7-11 on July 11th!!
*Summer Movie Schedule All Tues-Wed Movies now a $1(not free)
LANCASTER MALL STADIUM 11
831 Lancaster Drive NE Suite #8 Salem OR 503-588-4047
see dates and movies
6/21-6/22 (10am)
CHRONICLES OF NARNIA
TALE OF DESPEREAUX
6/28-6/29 (10am)
CATS AND DOGS: REVENGE
MEGAMIND
7/5-7/6 (10am)
ALPHA AND OMEGA
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID
7/12-7/13 (10am)
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
PERCY JACKSON & THE OLYMPIANS
7/19-7/20 (10am)
FURRY VENGEANCE
SHREK FOREVER AFTER
7/26-7/27 (10am)
KIT KITTREDGE
LEGEND OF THE GUARDIANS
8/2-8/3 (10am)
GULLIVERS TRAVEL
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
8/9-8/10 (10am)
MARMADUKE
PIRATES WHO DON'T DO ANYTHING
8/16-8/17 (10am)
DESPICABLE ME
NANNY MCPHEE RETURNS
8/23-8/24 (10am)
RAMONA & BEEZUS
YOGI BEAR
*VOLCANOES BASEBALL FREE TICKETS SPECIAL!!!!!!!
See Website for Complete list of Summe Specials!
Monday, June 27th, the Volcanoes conclude their homestand with the Vancouver Canadians with a 6:35 game time; gates open at 5:30. It is the first of five KID'S NIGHT AT VOLCANOES STADIUM where kids 12 and under will be admitted FREE by emailing Jerry Walker at jwalker@volcanoesbaseball.com, and requesting a FREE ticket. There is no limit on the number of tickets you may request. Other KIDS NIGHTS are July 11, July 18, August 8th, and August 22nd.
*BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB SUMMER PROGRAM!
2011
Join the Fun!
Summer 2011
Wild Wild
Rec
Come Join the Fun!
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Tuesdays-Bob Newton Park
June 21, 28
July 5, 12, 19, 26
August 2
Wednesdays -City Hall Splash Park
June 22, 29
July 6, 13, 20, 27
August 3
Thursdays-Ben Miller Park
June 23, 30
July 7, 14, 21, 28
August 4
Special Activities for 2011
· Week 1: Plant a Mini Garden
· Week 2: Meet a Raptor
· Week 3: Quick Start Tennis
· Week 4: Build a Balsa Airplane
· Week 5: Junior Firefighter Challenge/Play with Volcanoes
· Week 6: Art in the Park
· Week 7: Learn Disc Golf/Quick Start Tennis
Cost $5 per year
(Scholarships available)
Open To all Keizer area kids
Grades 1 through 6
Contact Leana Dickerson (503) 304-1313
Boys and Girls Club Keizer Branch
or call 503-304-1313.
For additional information
www.keizerparksfoundation.org
Registration Required
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!!!!!
Friday, May 20, 2011
DBR 2011
Enjoy our photo's from, "Down by the Riverside" at Mission Park. The students worked hard on their park projects. They also really enjoyed the presentations from Grand Ronde and from Ranger Bonny and Matt. Thank you to all of our volunteers!
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Book Report - Last Speech of the School Year!
Free Choice Book Report
There are no kids on the planet who are better presenters than C-1’s fifth graders. . . That means YOU! As a special reward for your wonderfulness, your final speech/book report/project for this year can be on any book you choose, 100 pages or more! Here’s your chance to choose a genre’ you really love! Historical Fiction? Science Fiction? Non-Fiction? Realistic Fiction? Humor? Mystery? Biography? Fantasy? Poetry? Mythology? Anything!
Here are the only guidelines you’ll need:
FIND A BOOK AND START READING.
Make your presentation at least 2 minutes long.
Have it MEMORIZED. (Brief note cards are OK, but don’t
just “read.”)
*Ideas of what to include are attached.
Practice, practice, practice until it feels comfortabl
and smooth.
Include “Something Special” in your report. (See below)
Complete the “Speech Practice Form” to turn in on report
day.
Something Special
Anything you come up with would be fine, but here are some suggestions:
Make a mobile with events, characters, and settings from
your book.
Create a poster that makes others want to read your book.
Design a diorama.
Come in costume as a character from your book.
Make a puppet.
Create a collage of images that represent your book.
Paint a scene or setting.
Build a model scene or setting.
Create a sculpture.
Try paper mache’.
Make a pop up book.
Design an alternate book cover.
Make your presentation in PowerPoint form.
Use Publisher or Word to create fliers or handouts about
your book.
Film your presentation in video format. Introduce it to
us, and show it!
Bring artifacts or objects important in your book.
Create a timeline of events.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: ___________________________ will be ready to present on Thursday, June 9th. (Half the class, chosen by random drawing, will present that day, and the other half on Friday, June 10th.)
Wow! That’s MORE THAN A MONTH to prepare! I KNOW we’ll be ready!
__________________________ Parent Signature
There are no kids on the planet who are better presenters than C-1’s fifth graders. . . That means YOU! As a special reward for your wonderfulness, your final speech/book report/project for this year can be on any book you choose, 100 pages or more! Here’s your chance to choose a genre’ you really love! Historical Fiction? Science Fiction? Non-Fiction? Realistic Fiction? Humor? Mystery? Biography? Fantasy? Poetry? Mythology? Anything!
Here are the only guidelines you’ll need:
FIND A BOOK AND START READING.
Make your presentation at least 2 minutes long.
Have it MEMORIZED. (Brief note cards are OK, but don’t
just “read.”)
*Ideas of what to include are attached.
Practice, practice, practice until it feels comfortabl
and smooth.
Include “Something Special” in your report. (See below)
Complete the “Speech Practice Form” to turn in on report
day.
Something Special
Anything you come up with would be fine, but here are some suggestions:
Make a mobile with events, characters, and settings from
your book.
Create a poster that makes others want to read your book.
Design a diorama.
Come in costume as a character from your book.
Make a puppet.
Create a collage of images that represent your book.
Paint a scene or setting.
Build a model scene or setting.
Create a sculpture.
Try paper mache’.
Make a pop up book.
Design an alternate book cover.
Make your presentation in PowerPoint form.
Use Publisher or Word to create fliers or handouts about
your book.
Film your presentation in video format. Introduce it to
us, and show it!
Bring artifacts or objects important in your book.
Create a timeline of events.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: ___________________________ will be ready to present on Thursday, June 9th. (Half the class, chosen by random drawing, will present that day, and the other half on Friday, June 10th.)
Wow! That’s MORE THAN A MONTH to prepare! I KNOW we’ll be ready!
__________________________ Parent Signature
Homework Assigned 5/4/11
Spelling Words: Unit 23
record
copy
forest
especially
necessary
Challenge Words: deferred, explode, & syrupy
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 5/4/11.
Math:
Unit 5, pages 13-15 Due 5/6/11
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
*Book Report (see seperate blog post)
record
copy
forest
especially
necessary
Challenge Words: deferred, explode, & syrupy
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 5/4/11.
Math:
Unit 5, pages 13-15 Due 5/6/11
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
*Book Report (see seperate blog post)
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Homework Assigned 4/21/11
Math:
Unit 5, pages 5-7 Due 4/22/11
pages 8-10 Due 4/22/11
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
*NO reading worksheet this week.
Unit 5, pages 5-7 Due 4/22/11
pages 8-10 Due 4/22/11
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
*NO reading worksheet this week.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Spelling Words and Homework Assigned 4/18/11
Spelling Words: Unit 22
object
age
minute
wall
meet
Challenge Words: complicated, frusterated, & promised
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/22/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
Math: Unit 5, pages 1-4 Due 4/20/11
object
age
minute
wall
meet
Challenge Words: complicated, frusterated, & promised
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/22/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
Math: Unit 5, pages 1-4 Due 4/20/11
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Homework Assigned 4/14/11
***This week there was NO spelling homework (sorry about the late blog post).
Reading:
Reading worksheet assigned last Thursday, "Rock On."
Reading worksheet assigned today, "Body Language."
*I accidently didn't post reading homework after it was assigned last week. So, I will accept last week's reading homework and today's reading homework on Thursday, April 28th.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
Reading:
Reading worksheet assigned last Thursday, "Rock On."
Reading worksheet assigned today, "Body Language."
*I accidently didn't post reading homework after it was assigned last week. So, I will accept last week's reading homework and today's reading homework on Thursday, April 28th.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
Friday, April 08, 2011
~April Fun List~
*Lancaster Kids Mall Club: Thursday, April 7th 6-7pm Kids Crafts!
April 17th 11am-12 Cookies and Hot Cocoa with the Easter Bunny Bring 3 or more cans of food for Marion Polk Food Share and get free 5x7 photo with E Bunny!
*YOUTH OUTDOOR DAY!! Actual event is June 4th 830-2:30 at EEWilson but registration is almost FULL! Only $5 pp gets you a t-shirt, and a day FULL of outdoor activities, shooting, archery , arts, crafts!! Only 100 spaces left out of 750! Register at youthoutdoorday.org
*Woodburn Tulip Festival: 9am-6pm Daily thru May 1st $10 per carload weekends, $5 weekdays Meridian Road Woodburn
*Silverton Muticultural Night "Celebration of Cultures" : Friday April 8th 6pm Around downtown Silverton taste sushi, thai, russian food, bbq, German music, Irish Harp, jazz, African Drumming, belly dancing etc. Free!
*Willamette Art Center Family Clay Sunday~ April 10th $10 per family of 4($2 each add person) Show up anytime between 1-4pm and create a Clay Easterbasket, or SpringBasket! (Tucked in under the Big Trees on the Fairgrounds!)
*Craft Warehouse: Kids Make n Take it Sat April 9th 1-3 Keychains
Sat April 23rd Beads!
Sat April 16th 12-3 Free Project stations thru out the store ~ door prizes Free!
*Riverfront Faire Sat, April 9th 10-5 Riverfront Park See Armored combatants, and artisians in interactive displays!!
*Lowes Build n Grow Sat, April 9th 10am Sports Pinball
April 23rd 10am Window Bird House Register at Lowes.com
*Bellies, Babies, and Beyond! Sat, April 9th 9am-1pm $2 12&younger free Over 65 vendors Great event for used childrens clothes, toys, games etc!! Blanchet Catholic School, Market St.
*Elsinore Theatre: Thurs, April 14th 7pm "Mystery of King Tut" family musical telling the story of the Boy King! $13
Mon, April 25th 7pm "Seussical" Dr Seuss best loved stories in a family musical! $13
*Northern Lights Theatre: Double Play Saturday Sat, April 16th $11 Movie:TBA Play: A to Zeuss Pizza, drink, candy!
*River of Gems Rock Show April 15-17th Polk County Fairgrounds $2 (11and under free) Rocks, Fossils, gold panning Rock hunt Sat am!
*YMCA April 16th HEALTHY KIDS DAY! 9am-2pm Free! Family Zumba, balloon stomp, dance demos, sports and more!!!!
*Straub Enviromental Learning Center: Nature Kids Class Thurs April 14th 4pm Grades 2-3 Rainforests
21st 4pm Grades 4-5 Rainforests Free
*Salem Carousel: Tea Luncheon with Peter Rabbit Sat April 23rd 11:30am-1pm $17 Call to register 540-0374
*Wulapalooza@ Willamette University Sat April 23rd, 11am-all day! Arts, music, games, food, Fun! Free!!
*Gilbert House Discovery Village: Science Workshop April 29th 9:30-12:30 Ages 8-12 $21
Create with Clay Make 3 projects to be fired April 29th 1-4 $ 21 Must register at 371-3631
Multicultural Night At Gilbert House! Thurs April 28th Food, activities, games from diverse cultures represented thru Salem. Free
*Egg Hunt at Keizer Clearlake United Methodist Church 10:30am Easter Sunday (At Forest Ridge Elementary)
*Als Garden Center:(Woodburn) Sat April 30th 9:30 am Plant a Pot of Flowers for Mothers Day! $5 Call 981-1245 to register!
*Oregon Ag-Fest: Sat, April 30th-Sun May 1st $7.50 Adults 12 &under free Hands on Agriculture fun!! Dig in dirt, arts, crafts, plant seeds, tractor races, petting zoo, pony rides ~ the Fairgrounds!
April 17th 11am-12 Cookies and Hot Cocoa with the Easter Bunny Bring 3 or more cans of food for Marion Polk Food Share and get free 5x7 photo with E Bunny!
*YOUTH OUTDOOR DAY!! Actual event is June 4th 830-2:30 at EEWilson but registration is almost FULL! Only $5 pp gets you a t-shirt, and a day FULL of outdoor activities, shooting, archery , arts, crafts!! Only 100 spaces left out of 750! Register at youthoutdoorday.org
*Woodburn Tulip Festival: 9am-6pm Daily thru May 1st $10 per carload weekends, $5 weekdays Meridian Road Woodburn
*Silverton Muticultural Night "Celebration of Cultures" : Friday April 8th 6pm Around downtown Silverton taste sushi, thai, russian food, bbq, German music, Irish Harp, jazz, African Drumming, belly dancing etc. Free!
*Willamette Art Center Family Clay Sunday~ April 10th $10 per family of 4($2 each add person) Show up anytime between 1-4pm and create a Clay Easterbasket, or SpringBasket! (Tucked in under the Big Trees on the Fairgrounds!)
*Craft Warehouse: Kids Make n Take it Sat April 9th 1-3 Keychains
Sat April 23rd Beads!
Sat April 16th 12-3 Free Project stations thru out the store ~ door prizes Free!
*Riverfront Faire Sat, April 9th 10-5 Riverfront Park See Armored combatants, and artisians in interactive displays!!
*Lowes Build n Grow Sat, April 9th 10am Sports Pinball
April 23rd 10am Window Bird House Register at Lowes.com
*Bellies, Babies, and Beyond! Sat, April 9th 9am-1pm $2 12&younger free Over 65 vendors Great event for used childrens clothes, toys, games etc!! Blanchet Catholic School, Market St.
*Elsinore Theatre: Thurs, April 14th 7pm "Mystery of King Tut" family musical telling the story of the Boy King! $13
Mon, April 25th 7pm "Seussical" Dr Seuss best loved stories in a family musical! $13
*Northern Lights Theatre: Double Play Saturday Sat, April 16th $11 Movie:TBA Play: A to Zeuss Pizza, drink, candy!
*River of Gems Rock Show April 15-17th Polk County Fairgrounds $2 (11and under free) Rocks, Fossils, gold panning Rock hunt Sat am!
*YMCA April 16th HEALTHY KIDS DAY! 9am-2pm Free! Family Zumba, balloon stomp, dance demos, sports and more!!!!
*Straub Enviromental Learning Center: Nature Kids Class Thurs April 14th 4pm Grades 2-3 Rainforests
21st 4pm Grades 4-5 Rainforests Free
*Salem Carousel: Tea Luncheon with Peter Rabbit Sat April 23rd 11:30am-1pm $17 Call to register 540-0374
*Wulapalooza@ Willamette University Sat April 23rd, 11am-all day! Arts, music, games, food, Fun! Free!!
*Gilbert House Discovery Village: Science Workshop April 29th 9:30-12:30 Ages 8-12 $21
Create with Clay Make 3 projects to be fired April 29th 1-4 $ 21 Must register at 371-3631
Multicultural Night At Gilbert House! Thurs April 28th Food, activities, games from diverse cultures represented thru Salem. Free
*Egg Hunt at Keizer Clearlake United Methodist Church 10:30am Easter Sunday (At Forest Ridge Elementary)
*Als Garden Center:(Woodburn) Sat April 30th 9:30 am Plant a Pot of Flowers for Mothers Day! $5 Call 981-1245 to register!
*Oregon Ag-Fest: Sat, April 30th-Sun May 1st $7.50 Adults 12 &under free Hands on Agriculture fun!! Dig in dirt, arts, crafts, plant seeds, tractor races, petting zoo, pony rides ~ the Fairgrounds!
Monday, April 04, 2011
Spelling Words and Homework Assigned 4/4/11
Spelling Words: Unit 21
shape
eight
edge
soft
village
Challenge Words: species, bacteria, & instinct
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/8/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
shape
eight
edge
soft
village
Challenge Words: species, bacteria, & instinct
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/8/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 30 minutes (every day)
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Spelling Words and Homework Assigned 3/29/11
Spelling Words: Unit 20
reach
won't
case
speak
Challenge Words: population, generation, & television
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/1/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete decimals worksheet (assigned over the break). Due 3/31/11
Unit 6: Complete pages 31-33 Due 4/1/11
reach
won't
case
speak
Challenge Words: population, generation, & television
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday 4/1/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete decimals worksheet (assigned over the break). Due 3/31/11
Unit 6: Complete pages 31-33 Due 4/1/11
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Homework During Spring Break
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete Decimals worksheet. Due 3/31
Math: Complete Decimals worksheet. Due 3/31
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Homework to Complete Before Spring Break
Spelling: There will be no test this week. Spelling homework assigned last Monday, can be turned in by this Wednesday, March 16th.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
*Blue reading worksheet, "An Everyday Poet." Due 3/16/11
Math: Complete all packets (each packet had been worked on in class for the past 2 weeks). Due 3/16/11
Packet 1: pages 1-6
Packet 2: pages 8-15
Packet 3: pages 17-20
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
*Blue reading worksheet, "An Everyday Poet." Due 3/16/11
Math: Complete all packets (each packet had been worked on in class for the past 2 weeks). Due 3/16/11
Packet 1: pages 1-6
Packet 2: pages 8-15
Packet 3: pages 17-20
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Spelling Words and Homework Assigned on 3/7
Spelling Words: Unit 19
oil
modern
fun
catch
business
Challenge Words: camouflage , community, & instinct
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday, 3/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
oil
modern
fun
catch
business
Challenge Words: camouflage , community, & instinct
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday, 3/11.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Friday, March 04, 2011
~March Fun List~
******THE OSCAR MAYER WIENERMOBILE***** TAKE PHOTOS WITH THE 27FT LONG HOTDOG ON WHEELS...12-5 FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH FRED MEYER MARKET ST. 11-4 SAT AND SUN FRED MEYER ON COMMERCIAL
FREE WIENER WHISTLE FOR ANYONE WHO CAN SING ONE OF THE OSCAR MAYER JINGLES!
*ALS GARDEN CENTER:
Sat, March 5th 11am "Grow your own potatoes in a bag" kids will plant their own potatoes $5 Woodburn Register @ (503) 981-1245
*HOME DEPOT KIDS WORKSHOP: Free Sat, March 5th 9am-12 Make a home Depot Race Car!
*CANYONVIEW CAMP OPEN HOUSE! Sat, March 5th 1-4pm Free horse rides, fun family activities! (971)239-1347 13000 Finlay Rd Silvert
*STAUB ENVIROMENTAL LEARNING CENTER: Nature Kids Class Thursday, March 10th 4pm (2nd/3rd grade) Learn about Birds!
Thursday, March 17th 4pm(4th/5th grade) Birds!
FREE Registe at 391-4145
*LOWES BUILD N GROW: Sat March 12th "Basketball Shootout"
Sat March 26th FortuneTeller Free 10am Register at Lowes.
*MISSION MILL: Spring Break Camps March 22nd Learn about birds in our area, make bird feeder
March 23rd Leather Works
March 24th Tools and Toys from Long Ago
All classes cost $2(or free with membership) drop in classses and must be with an adult
*SALEM RIVERFRONT CAROUSEL:
Sat, March 19th 5-7pm Luck O' Irish Bash $4 pp (under 1 free) Includes crafts, unlimited rides, face painting, and popcorn!
Spring Break Mon March 21st -25th 11-3 Stop by and watch our carvers in action, or buy a carving kit in giftshop to carve yourself!
*GILBERT HOUSE: March Food Drive Bring in 5 cans of food and get 2-1 admission Spring Break Workshops Include Lego Robotics, Science Sampler, Animal Workshops, and Harry Potter Mini Camp Most are 9:30-12:30 and cost $21 for members or $30 non-members (go to website for full schedule acgilbert.org)
March 18th 1-4pm Rocks Rock! All bout Rocks! Kids will create Fossils, and make their own Bath Salts $21
*SALEM LIBRARY: Spring Break Programs 2pm March 22nd Recycled Art Projects
2pm March 23rd Book Exchange
2pm MArch 24th Lego Extravaganza
Pre-register at 588-6088
*OREGON GARDENS: Junior Gardner Clubs for kids Sat, March 12th 10am $15 Plant Seeds and Make your very own Greenhouse!
YMCA: DodgeBall Drop In Wedesdays thru March 5-6pm Ages 8-16 $2
Annual Book Sale March 4,5,6 in the Gym! Thousands of used Books for Sale!
*NORTHERN LIGHTS: Double Play Saturday Sat, March 19th Play: Captain Bobella of the Beast Movie: Tangled Doors open 11:30-Starts 12:15
$11 Includes, play, movie, pizza, drink and popcorn!
*CRAFT WAREHOUSE: Sat, March 12th, 1-3pm Free Make your own Greeting Card
*FAMILY CONCERT: Peter and The Wolf presented by the Salem Chamber Orchestra Free (tickets required, can get at Kroc Center) 2pm and 4pm
Followed by the ever popular Instrument Petting Zoo
*WILLAMETTE ART CENTER: Sunday, March 6th 1-4pm $10 Family of 4 Make your own Candy Dish out of Clay 365-3911
SpringBreak Camps for Kids March 24th 1-4 Card Making March 25th 1-4 Pottery Painting Cost $20 call to register
FREE WIENER WHISTLE FOR ANYONE WHO CAN SING ONE OF THE OSCAR MAYER JINGLES!
*ALS GARDEN CENTER:
Sat, March 5th 11am "Grow your own potatoes in a bag" kids will plant their own potatoes $5 Woodburn Register @ (503) 981-1245
*HOME DEPOT KIDS WORKSHOP: Free Sat, March 5th 9am-12 Make a home Depot Race Car!
*CANYONVIEW CAMP OPEN HOUSE! Sat, March 5th 1-4pm Free horse rides, fun family activities! (971)239-1347 13000 Finlay Rd Silvert
*STAUB ENVIROMENTAL LEARNING CENTER: Nature Kids Class Thursday, March 10th 4pm (2nd/3rd grade) Learn about Birds!
Thursday, March 17th 4pm(4th/5th grade) Birds!
FREE Registe at 391-4145
*LOWES BUILD N GROW: Sat March 12th "Basketball Shootout"
Sat March 26th FortuneTeller Free 10am Register at Lowes.
*MISSION MILL: Spring Break Camps March 22nd Learn about birds in our area, make bird feeder
March 23rd Leather Works
March 24th Tools and Toys from Long Ago
All classes cost $2(or free with membership) drop in classses and must be with an adult
*SALEM RIVERFRONT CAROUSEL:
Sat, March 19th 5-7pm Luck O' Irish Bash $4 pp (under 1 free) Includes crafts, unlimited rides, face painting, and popcorn!
Spring Break Mon March 21st -25th 11-3 Stop by and watch our carvers in action, or buy a carving kit in giftshop to carve yourself!
*GILBERT HOUSE: March Food Drive Bring in 5 cans of food and get 2-1 admission Spring Break Workshops Include Lego Robotics, Science Sampler, Animal Workshops, and Harry Potter Mini Camp Most are 9:30-12:30 and cost $21 for members or $30 non-members (go to website for full schedule acgilbert.org)
March 18th 1-4pm Rocks Rock! All bout Rocks! Kids will create Fossils, and make their own Bath Salts $21
*SALEM LIBRARY: Spring Break Programs 2pm March 22nd Recycled Art Projects
2pm March 23rd Book Exchange
2pm MArch 24th Lego Extravaganza
Pre-register at 588-6088
*OREGON GARDENS: Junior Gardner Clubs for kids Sat, March 12th 10am $15 Plant Seeds and Make your very own Greenhouse!
YMCA: DodgeBall Drop In Wedesdays thru March 5-6pm Ages 8-16 $2
Annual Book Sale March 4,5,6 in the Gym! Thousands of used Books for Sale!
*NORTHERN LIGHTS: Double Play Saturday Sat, March 19th Play: Captain Bobella of the Beast Movie: Tangled Doors open 11:30-Starts 12:15
$11 Includes, play, movie, pizza, drink and popcorn!
*CRAFT WAREHOUSE: Sat, March 12th, 1-3pm Free Make your own Greeting Card
*FAMILY CONCERT: Peter and The Wolf presented by the Salem Chamber Orchestra Free (tickets required, can get at Kroc Center) 2pm and 4pm
Followed by the ever popular Instrument Petting Zoo
*WILLAMETTE ART CENTER: Sunday, March 6th 1-4pm $10 Family of 4 Make your own Candy Dish out of Clay 365-3911
SpringBreak Camps for Kids March 24th 1-4 Card Making March 25th 1-4 Pottery Painting Cost $20 call to register
Monday, February 28, 2011
Dr. Suess' Bday
We are celebrating Dr. Suess' birthday with an afternoon of reading and art. Students can wear pajama's, a hat, or comfortable clothing. They may also bring extra books. If someone would like to bring a snack for the class, that would be great too!
Homework Assigned 2/25/11
I'm allowing some time for a homework catch-up week, considering that the Science Fair projects are due this Thursday.
*There is not a spelling test this week.
*There was no reading worksheet assigned last Thursday.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Science: Vivid Vocabulary. Please make sure that you read the directions carefully. They are a little different than from the past. Due: 3/3
*There is not a spelling test this week.
*There was no reading worksheet assigned last Thursday.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Science: Vivid Vocabulary. Please make sure that you read the directions carefully. They are a little different than from the past. Due: 3/3
~Fun Photo's~
Enjoy pictures from:
Japan on the Road
Valentine's Day
100's Day
Science in the Naturescape
Japan on the Road
Valentine's Day
100's Day
Science in the Naturescape
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Spelling Words and Homework Assigned 2/25/11
Spelling Words: Unit 18
sleep
iron
trouble
store
beside
Challenge Words: interdependence & adaptation
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday, 2/25.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete worksheet on surface area and comparing fractions. Due 2/24/11
sleep
iron
trouble
store
beside
Challenge Words: interdependence & adaptation
*Write sentences, a page, or a paragraph using the spelling words. Due Friday, 2/25.
Reading: R.A.H. goal = 25 minutes (every day)
Math: Complete worksheet on surface area and comparing fractions. Due 2/24/11
Monday, February 21, 2011
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