Kind Kids of the Quarter (Term 2)

Submitted by shavon.mousser on

Our teachers selected two students from each class to be our Kind Kids of the Quarter for Term 2. "Being Inclusive" has been our focus during this term.  "I am Needed" is the focus for Term 3.  Our final focus for the year (Term 4) will be, "I am Determined". Each term, Principal Youd introduces the attribute for the quarter during the "Principal’s Read Aloud" and then students spend the entire term strengthening that attribute. Students nominated for the quarterly award receive a certificate, a swag bag with Sage Creek items, and a surprise yard sign at their house! New Kind Kids of the Quarter will be selected each term. 

Attributions
Shavon Mousser and Angela Youd

Sinterklaas

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Sinterklaas visited Mrs Hartung's class! They've been learning about holidays around the world and loved learning about the Netherlands. 

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Shavon Mousser and Angie Hartung

DLI Applications 2024-2025

Submitted by angela.youd on

If you would like to have your incoming first grader apply for the Chinese DLI program,  applications are open!! If Sage Creek is not your boundary school, you will need to apply for Open Enrollment through the district here.  Early enrollment ends February 2nd. You can apply for the DLI program here.  Spread the word to your neighbors and friends! Find more information about DLI here

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LeAnn Betts

PTA Reflection Winners

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The following students worked very hard on their submissions for the Reflections Contest! The following awards were received:

Honorable Mention: 

Fernando, Amy, Sam, Etta

Award of Merit:

Kinley, August

Award of Excellence (moving on to the next level):

Berkley

Attributions
Angela Youd and Shavon Mousser

Kindergarten Scientists

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Ms. Mousser's kindergarten students learned about the Scientific Method today as they determined which substance (salt, dirt, baking soda, or brown sugar) would melt an ice cube the fastest.  Following the experiment, we found that salt melts ice the fastest with brown sugar in 2nd place.

Attributions
Shavon Mousser