Happy first day of 3rd quarter!
I CANNOT believe how fast this school year is going. How can it be 3rd quarter already?! Boy, does time fly when you're having fun :P
Congrats to our 7/8 Boys and Girls basketball teams at the Holiday Tournament this weekend! It was fun and EXCITING watching them battle in the championship games and WINNING! Yay!
Proud to be a Wildcat :)
Also, congratulations to all of our spelling bee participants last week: Casey Wills, Ameilya Hackbarth-Weber, Evelyn Fritz, Evan Feiertag, Jack Dykstra, Zach Brown, Will Borland, Emma Barth, Kaitlyn Hauser, Tyler Helm, Arielle Lamm, Lily Noffke, Mary Stroebel, Elijah Wiley, & Gabi Weyde. And CONGRATS to the students who will be representing us at the S.A.L.S.A. district spelling bee THIS Wednesday in Sheboygan: Ameilya, Mary, Tyler, Caitlyn Dunn, and Elijah.
Important Dates:
January 14th: Student council meeting @ 7:05 a.m.
January 15th: District Spelling Bee @ 7:00 p.m.
January 26-31st: National Lutheran School's Week
Last Week:
6th Grade ~ Last week, the 6th graders presented their very first book trailers and did FABULOUSLY! I was SO impressed with how well the students did, and cannot wait to see what the next 2 years will bring! Definitely the best 6th grade book trailers I've ever seen! Grades can be see on Seesaw as well as RenWeb. Monday through Wednesday, the students worked on their final project for DGDP, which was a Pinterest board project for a character. The students then presented their projects on Thursday and Friday. On Friday, we set some 2020 goals. In grammar, the students continued to work with PNAs and did a worksheet.
7th Grade ~ Last week, the 7th graders presented their book trailers and did VERY well! I was impressed with their hard work and effort on these projects. Grades can be see on Seesaw as well as RenWeb. On Monday and Tuesday, the 7th graders watched clips of famous speeches and we discussed what made them good speeches. The students then took a quiz on the different speech techniques and did pretty well. On Wednesday/Thursday, the students reviewed what we have learned so far in advanced grammar via a game/review worksheet. On Friday, I introduced the 7th graders to impromptu speeches; those speeches will actually happen today and tomorrow!
8th Grade ~ Last week, the 8th graders presented their book trailers and did VERY well! I was impressed with their hard work and effort on these projects. Grades can be see on Seesaw as well as RenWeb. On Monday, the students worked with list 13 of Latin/Greek roots and took a quiz on Thursday. Throughout the week, the 8th graders read Part 3 of TBT, and did some accompanying activities: a journal prompt and a quiz. In grammar, the students discussed your/you're and their/there/they're and did a worksheet.
Have a wonderful week!
Grace
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