Remind your folks to sign up
to join us for a field study at Sign Up Genius site -link-
Conference
signup!!!!- Emery, Ben, Torsten, Joscelyn Odessa, Amelia Kahmali, Lyra,
Ask your
family about Scrip gift cards and Taste of Thanksgiving
Friday
October 16th- Bring your
Scary Story organizers to work on your story in class
Saturday
October 17th- Harvest Fair!!!!!
Monday
October 19th –
· Service Reflection for Quarter 1 ready to share with class
· Late date for revised work to be turned in
· Bring your Ecore and writer’s workshop to school
· Finish #1 & 3 essential questions from Hoyt
Service requirements-
Your reflection Must meet these requirements
to be considered complete for grading:
~ educate the audience with facts and statistics related to your issue.
~describe your role and the importance of helping out in this area (or learning about this culture.)
~identify your sources of information (about the issue or culture).
~include vivid details and description.
~encourage your audience to help make a difference with this issue (or learn about this culture)
How might they get involved? What is the next step?
~consider whether service done was addressing the symptoms of bigger problems or if they are really getting at the causes of problems. This might lead to exploring alternative ways to tackle the same issues.
Tuesday October 20th –
· Current event presentations- Yellow-
Pallas,
Harry, Torsten, Harper, Lila, Ramona NEW
ASSIGNMENT SHEET Make up- Paris,
Emery
· Read your forest
novel up to- Finish Fire in the Wind- and Riding the Flume
· Complete handout
assignments for week 4 with textual evidence and page numbers and sources for
research
· Bring your book to class
Monday
November 2nd-
Scary story due printed before class
to share
Bring a flashlight if you have one
Announcing a
Gift Card Contest for October 2015
Eager to raise money for SES without spending any of your own money??
Then buying gift cards is for you! Do you shop at Fred Meyer, New
Seasons or Target? Eat at Burgerville, Pizzicato or McMenamins? When
you buy gift cards to use for groceries, restaurants, coffee and more,
the stores donate a percentage to SES but you pay the same amount for
the things you buy.
Where can you buy gift cards? Gift cards can be purchased at the gift
card table in the front hall on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, or you
can place a monthly standing order which means you can choose from
many more stores, restaurants and services, and pay directly from your
bank account instead of having to remember to bring a wallet to school
to make your purchase. (Minimum $200 on standing orders.) And gift
cards never expire.
But what's the deal with the contest? During the month of October,
the gift cards sales team will keep track of the gift card sales by
classroom, and classrooms will compete to see which one raises the
most money for SES.
What does the winning classroom get? At the end of the month the
classroom with the most sales will win an ice cream sundae party and
the teacher for that classroom will win $100 in Powells Books gift
cards to purchase books for the classroom. Monthly standing order
forms available in the office in the yellow envelope marked "Shop for
SES" and also on the PTSA website at
http://www.sesptsa.org/gift-cards/. And you can always just come by
the gift card table on Tuesday or Thursday mornings.
Since you have to shop anyway, you may as well raise money for SES
while you do it—without spending any of your own money!
Questions about gift cards? Contact Ina Zucker at ina.zucker@gmail.com.
Eager to raise money for SES without spending any of your own money??
Then buying gift cards is for you! Do you shop at Fred Meyer, New
Seasons or Target? Eat at Burgerville, Pizzicato or McMenamins? When
you buy gift cards to use for groceries, restaurants, coffee and more,
the stores donate a percentage to SES but you pay the same amount for
the things you buy.
Where can you buy gift cards? Gift cards can be purchased at the gift
card table in the front hall on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, or you
can place a monthly standing order which means you can choose from
many more stores, restaurants and services, and pay directly from your
bank account instead of having to remember to bring a wallet to school
to make your purchase. (Minimum $200 on standing orders.) And gift
cards never expire.
But what's the deal with the contest? During the month of October,
the gift cards sales team will keep track of the gift card sales by
classroom, and classrooms will compete to see which one raises the
most money for SES.
What does the winning classroom get? At the end of the month the
classroom with the most sales will win an ice cream sundae party and
the teacher for that classroom will win $100 in Powells Books gift
cards to purchase books for the classroom. Monthly standing order
forms available in the office in the yellow envelope marked "Shop for
SES" and also on the PTSA website at
http://www.sesptsa.org/gift-cards/. And you can always just come by
the gift card table on Tuesday or Thursday mornings.
Since you have to shop anyway, you may as well raise money for SES
while you do it—without spending any of your own money!
Questions about gift cards? Contact Ina Zucker at ina.zucker@gmail.com.
·
Taste of Thanksgiving on Thursday November 5th 5-8pm at both
Laurelhurst and Hollywood stores
· Each ticket is proof of purchase so students
need to return $ or tickets
·
Top 3 ticket sellers receive $30 chocolate baskets
·
No checks please. Just cash
·
Musicians needed for Laurelhurst store! $15 gift card to each; touch base with
Tara and she can email me the students’ parents emails.
·
Tickets may also be purchased on day of event.
·
100% of the proceeds benefits your school
·
Menu features: Appetizers and Wine. Traditional roast turkey, green beans,
mashed potatoes, cranberry, stuffing and gravy. Dessert
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