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Kitten Talk Please check your email every day. Messages Friday, May 1, 2020 8TH GRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS : Virtual Cheer Tryouts: Bobcat Cheer tryouts are coming up! All paperwork for tryouts is due May 8. There will also be a parent meeting that evening at 6:30 pm via Zoom as well. If you did not get a tryout packet before the school closure and are still interested in cheering at AHS, please email Trish Sims at [email protected] Slide Show Photos: If Mrs. Emmett does not have your Kindergarten photo yet, please email one to her as soon as possible so that it will be in the end-of-year 8th Grade slide show. 24 Hour Crisis Support Call 1-800-685-6556 or Text 741-741 Teacher Appreciation Week May 4-8 Hi. Mrs. B here The sixth grade is reading Maniac Magee. In the book, there is a jump rope song. Maniac, Maniac He’s so cool Maniac, Maniac Don’t go to school Runs all night Runs all right Maniac, Maniac Kissed a bull You can try to make up your own jump rope songs. It can rhyme, but it doesn’t have to. It can tell a story, or just be a silly limerick. Try this rhythm 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2.3, 1.2.3. 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 You can make up your own rhythm, too. Then try singing it while jumping rope. - Mrs. Barlow I miss seeing everyone at Miller! Hope everyone is doing well, getting out in the sunshine when they can, and taking care of themselves and the people they love! I #DREAM of the day we return to school, I #BELIEVE we can grow stronger through this time, and I know Bobkittens can #ACHIEVE with remote learning. - Mrs. Koehn Mr. Harless would like to remind you that “It is almost Monday!” Today is May Day May 1 was the beginning of the season of summer on many ancient calendars and is the tradional celebra- on of the season of flowers . May Day tradions in England include crowning a May Queen, dancing around a May Pole, and making flower wreaths to wear in your hair. In the US, one tradion is to fill a May Day basket with flowers, hang it on the door knob of a friend or neighbor, knock or ring the doorbell, and run away. Don’t get caught! What can you do to celebrate May Day? Make a May Basket out of recycled materials and fill it with flowers. Plant flowers. Make a flower wreath Have a May Day picnic outdoors. Go on a nature walk. How many different flowers can you name? Dance!
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Kitten Talk
Please check your email every day.
Messages
Friday, May 1, 2020
8TH GRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS :
Virtual Cheer Tryouts: Bobcat Cheer tryouts are
coming up! All paperwork for tryouts is due May 8.
There will also be a parent meeting that evening at
6:30 pm via Zoom as well. If you did not get a tryout
packet before the school closure and are still interested
in cheering at AHS, please email Trish Sims at
Slide Show Photos: If Mrs. Emmett does not have
your Kindergarten photo yet, please email one to her as
soon as possible so that it will be in the end-of-year 8th
Grade slide show.
24 Hour Crisis Support Call 1-800-685-6556 or Text 741-741
Teacher Appreciation Week May 4-8
Hi. Mrs. B here
The sixth grade is reading Maniac Magee. In the book, there is a jump rope song.
Maniac, Maniac He’s so cool Maniac, Maniac Don’t go to school Runs all night Runs all right Maniac, Maniac Kissed a bull
You can try to make up your own jump rope songs. It can rhyme, but it doesn’t have to. It can tell a story, or just be a silly limerick. Try this rhythm 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2.3, 1.2.3. 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 You can make up your own rhythm, too. Then try singing it while jumping rope. - Mrs. Barlow
I miss seeing everyone at Miller! Hope everyone is
doing well, getting out in the sunshine when they
can, and taking care of themselves and the people
they love! I #DREAM of the day we return to
school, I #BELIEVE we can grow stronger through
this time, and I know Bobkittens
can #ACHIEVE with remote learning.
- Mrs. Koehn
Mr. Harless would like to remind you that “It is almost Monday!”
Today is May Day
May 1 was the beginning of the season of summer on many ancient calendars and is the traditional celebra-tion of the season of flowers . May Day traditions in England include crowning a May Queen, dancing around a May Pole, and making flower wreaths to wear in your hair. In the US, one tradition is to fill a May Day basket with flowers, hang it on the door knob of a friend or neighbor, knock or ring the doorbell, and run away. Don’t get caught! What can you do to celebrate May Day? Make a May Basket out of recycled
materials and fill it with flowers. Plant flowers. Make a flower wreath
Have a May Day picnic outdoors. Go on a nature walk. How many
different flowers can you name?
Dance!
Kitten Talk
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Mensajes
Viernes 1 de Mayo de 2020
Hola. La señora B aquí
El sexto grado está leyendo Maniac Magee. En el libro, hay una canción de saltar la cuerda.
Maniac, Maniac He’s so cool Maniac, Maniac Don’t go to school Runs all night Runs all right Maniac, Maniac Kissed a bull
Puedes intentar inventar tus propias canciones para saltar la cuerda. Puede rimar, pero no tiene que hacer-lo. Puede contar una historia, o simplemente ser un tonto tonto. Prueba este ritmo 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 1.2.3, 1.2.3. 1.2, 1.2, 1.2.3 También puedes inventar tu propio ritmo. Luego trata de cantarlo mientras saltas la cuerda. - Sra. Barlow
¡Extraño ver a todos en Miller! Espero que todos
estén bien, salgan a la luz del sol cuando puedan y se
cuiden a sí mismos y a las personas que aman.
#SUEÑO del día en que volvemos a la escuela,
#CREO que podemos hacernos más fuertes a través
de este tiempo, y sé que Bobkittens puede
#ALCANZAR con el aprendizaje remoto.
- Sra. Koehn
Al Sr. Harless le gustaría recordarle que "Ies casi el lunes!"
Today is May Day
El 1 de mayo fue el comienzo de la temporada de verano en muchos calendarios antiguos y es la celebración tradicional de la temporada de flores. Las tradiciones del Primero de Mayo en Inglaterra incluyen coronar a una Reina de Mayo, bailar alrededor de un Polo de Mayo y hacer coronas de flores para usar en tu cabello. En los Estados Unidos, una tradición es llenar una canasta del Primero de Mayo con flores, colgarla en la perilla de la puerta de un amigo o vecino, tocar o tocar el timbre de la puerta y salir corriendo. ¡No te dejes atrapar! ¿Qué puedes hacer para celebrar el Primero de Mayo? Haga una canasta de mayo con materiales reciclados y
llénela con flores. Plantar flores.
Hacer una corona de flores Haga un picnic de mayo al aire libre. Ir a caminar por la naturaleza. Ir a cami-
nar por la naturaleza. ¿Cuántas flores diferentes puedes nombrar?
¡Baile!
Asistencia en caso de crisis las 24 horas Llame al 1-800-685-6556 o envíe un mensaje de texto al 741-741
Semana de Agradecimiento a los Maestros
4-8 de Mayo
ANUNCIOS DE 8º GRADO:
Pruebas de alegría virtuales: ¡se acercan las pruebas de
alegría de Bobcat! Todos los documentos para las pruebas se
deben entregar el 8 de mayo. También habrá una reunión
de padres esa noche a las 6:30 pm a través de Zoom. Si no
recibió un paquete de prueba antes del cierre de la escuela y
todavía está interesado en animar a AHS, envíe un correo
electrónico a Trish Sims a [email protected]
Fotos de la presentación de diapositivas: Si la Sra. Em-
mett aún no tiene su foto de Kindergarten, envíele una por
correo electrónico lo antes posible para que esté en la
presentación de diapositivas de fin de año del octavo grado.
Name Email Name Email
Abruscato, Sal [email protected] Johnson, Carl [email protected]
Allee, Chelsea [email protected] Kershner, Robert [email protected]
Amarok, Alexa [email protected] Koehn, Deborah [email protected]
Armenta, Heidi [email protected] Koski, Wendy [email protected]
Balesteri, Sarah [email protected] Lawson, Michelle [email protected]
Barene, Nick [email protected] Leitch, Brittni [email protected]
Barlow, Margie [email protected] Lentz, Marshall [email protected]
Borgens, Mark [email protected] Lesman, Joan [email protected]
Boyer, Barbara [email protected] Lopez, Juan [email protected]
Boyer, Kathryn [email protected] Lugo, Eli [email protected]
Braaten, Phil [email protected] Malone, Janine [email protected]
Carle, Laura [email protected] McNeal, Jeannie [email protected]
Carney, Lisa [email protected] Meissner, April [email protected]
Cinert, Jodie [email protected] Miller, David [email protected]
Conrad, Doreen [email protected] Moir, Hoki [email protected]
Cox Orosz, Megan [email protected] Muma, Ryan [email protected]
Dayton, Janet [email protected] Navarra, Stephanie [email protected]
Delanoy, Alaina [email protected] Petrina, Katie [email protected]
Devall, Stacy [email protected] Poor, Lisa [email protected]
Douglass, Dave [email protected] Rasler, Alysa [email protected]
Eddy, Jim [email protected] Rasler, Amy [email protected]
Eisele, Anne [email protected] Reed, Michele [email protected]
Emmett, Ashley [email protected] Schreck, Nancy [email protected]
Fesler, Stacie [email protected] Snyder, Lori [email protected]
Fleming, Larry [email protected] Sparks, Riche [email protected]
Fulleton, Jessica [email protected] Stricker, Bill [email protected]
Furth, Holly [email protected] Struthers, Jann [email protected]
Garman, Jason [email protected] Sutton, Jamie [email protected]
Gentry, Breanna [email protected] Tageant, Mike [email protected]
Gradillas, Carol [email protected] Templeton, Ian [email protected]
Griebel, Lisa [email protected] Tracey, Ann [email protected]
Grover, Susan [email protected] Trusty, Catherine [email protected]
Hamblin, Kelly [email protected] Williams, Buddy [email protected]
Harless, Gienelle [email protected] Williams, Darcy [email protected]
Harless, Matt [email protected] Williams, Thad [email protected]
Hoefs, Amanda [email protected] Williamson, Eric [email protected]
Hoehn, Joan [email protected] Wiseman, Teddy [email protected]
Holt, Sally [email protected] Yankey, MyKayla [email protected]
Jelovich Stover, Nicole [email protected]
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