Join us Friday, December 8th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. for the SES Riparian Festival, celebrating the year of the forest & river. The Riparian Festival will have activities for all ages. All of the third grade through middle school classrooms will be open for touring so you can see what the students have been learning this fall and winter. Even if you don’t have a student in 3rd-8th, it is worth checking out what is to come.In addition, there will be a wonderful homemade lasagna dinner in the cafeteria, treats and sweets as well as a hot cocoa cart to warm your insides. Audubon will be present with their educational birds in the science room from 5:30-7pm. We will finish up the evening with a full school sing along in the auditorium at 7:15pm.
We are asking parents and/or students to donate lasagna and baked goods (cookies, brownies, etc.) for the dinner that night as well as people to help serve it up and then clean up afterward.
Suggested donation for dinner is $5.
If you can help out either by donating a lasagna or your time, please sign up below!
Date: December 8, 2017 (Friday)
Here is the link to the sign up:
Late-
Newsela-
Butterfly Article
Alida
Rowan
Tabor
Naomie
Parker
Gabe
Earthquake (Japan) Article
Hughston
Oscar
RowanAtticusNaomieParkerKoaGabe
Ecore from Mudbone Unity Farm
Justine
Parker
Ecore from Errol Heights
Monday, December 4th- How Our Earth Works 2017- Individual Research Project write up due at end of day-one hour in class to work
How Our Earth Works 2017-2D/3D visual working on it
Tuesday, December 5th--Newsela article and quiz of the week due! -current article- Great shakes! Six-story building withstands quake test in San Diego
Thursday, December 7th- How Our Earth Works 2017- Individual Research Project visual and connection map due
Field study to Reed Cooley Gallery- Bring lunch or money for lunch from the cafeteria
-Inspire your adult figures to sign up to join us for a field study or two -see link below
Link to sign up Genius for Field Studies-
