Hello MMA Families,
Our November newsletter is now posted! We hope you enjoy it!
Hello MMA Families,
Our November newsletter is now posted! We hope you enjoy it!
Hello MMA Families,
Just a reminder that we are on an early out schedule all week long. Grades 1-8th & PM Kindergarten are released at 1:00 pm, and AM Kindergarten is released at 10:30 am.
We will be going over how to make a foil dinner in CTE class tomorrow. We will also discuss what to pack. Here is the recommended list:
Foil dinner in labeled ziplock baggy
cold lunch for first day (will be cooler if you need to store it)
water bottle
mess kit
Backpack or some kind of tote (to carry water bottle and cold lunch during wetlands exploration
sun protection
sleeping bag
sleeping pad
pillow
jacket
headlamp or flashlight
multi-tool (optional, and must report that you have one so teachers are aware)
toothbrush/toothpaste, toiletries
earplugs
insect repellent
change of clothes
swimsuit, or something you can get wet (We will be trying out paddle boarding)
towel
tent (we need a few more, so please contact one of the teachers if you can bring a tent)
Bandana (optional)
Rain gear
Flip flops for waterfront
This week in CTE we are taking a look at health care costs, government and how a hospital is a business. We are then going out to tour a McKay Dee hospital on Thursday April 17th. (4401 Harrison Blvd, Ogden, UT 84403)
Meet at the main entrance, the one with the piano, between 8:45-8:55. The one hour tour will begin at 9 am.
We will then walk up to Beus Pond to spend the remainder of the day doing science experiments, eating cold lunch and enjoying Spring.
4240 Country Hills Dr
Ogden, Utah 84403
By way of information on April 28th, a Monday, MMAjr is headed to Kaysville to attend a Career Fair. We have chartered a bus for this event. We will leave as soon as school starts and be back in time for lunch at 12.
http://wejoinin.com/sheets/vlxjy
Use the above link to sign up for food contributions for our upcoming overnight event at the Environmental Center. Ms. Emily will be purchasing the items not donated on Monday. If you plan to contribute, please sign up before Monday so that we don’t have duplicates.
Hope everyone is having a great break!
The students have been working on portion sizes, selecting healthy balanced meals and working with a budget. I wanted to publish the menu and post a way for parents to contribute. Here is the list of items we will be purchasing. If you look through our list and see something you would like to send just sign your name up at the link below and we will cross it off our list.
http://wejoinin.com/sheets/vlxjy
April 9 Eat a hearty breakfast at home
Lunch: Nacho Bar (seasoned hamburger, re-fried beans, toppings) milk
Dinner: Potato Bar (anything left over from Nacho Bar + chili, broccoli, chili), salad, water
Snack: Peach crisp and vanilla ice cream
Snack: banana, some kind of graham cracker deal
April 10Breakfast: Breakfast burritos (tortillas, scrambled eggs, salsa, cheese), cup of fruit, milk & apple juice
Lunch: Chicken noodle soup, cheddar veggie soup, 2 rolls, fruit, milk
Tuesday: PE finish filling out dance cards for dances 4,5,6,7&8. (Everyone together)
CTE: Finish filling out ‘Charting Your Future’ & make assignments for garden prep and setting up outdoor classroom.
-MAKE SURE PERMISSION SLIPS ARE TURNED IN FOR TROUT FARM-
Wednesay: Ms. Emily is attending a conference so students can choose Personal World time or free choice time in the sunshine. CTE class time will be used to execute the assignments given the previous day. Students may want to dress to be working in the dirt. We will be leveling the outdoor classroom and could use a few extra sturdy rakes.
Healthy Relationships Discussion will take place in the library from 1-2:30.
Thursday: -click on the trout to get a link to a map to the trout farm-
Parents are in charge of getting their students to and from the trout farm. If you need help with driving arrangements contact Melinda Montgomery, our wonderful room parent, at melmont30@gmail.com
Students can be dropped off between 8:30 & 8:45. Please plan to pick them up by 2:45. The cost of the field trip is 3$ which the students will be paying individually directly to the trout farm to cover the cost of fishing privileges. No fishing license is needed.
We will be observing how the trout farm raises fish and connecting their system to the life cycle of fish, catching a fish, dissecting and studying it’s anatomy, grilling the meat and utilizing the beautiful iridescent skin for an art project.
Friday: NO SCHOOL! (It’s a professional development day, but feel free to drop off chocolate dipped strawberries if you find yourself bored without school)