Salem Community Patriot
May 14, 2010 - 7
School News
Salem School Lunch
May 17-21, 2010 Elementary Schools
Soule
submitted by Soule School
The children in second grade at the Dr. Soule
School have a lot of learning going on during the month of May! We have been discovering amazing facts about dinosaurs and fossils. Using a variety of non-fiction materials in our study, the children have become familiar with features such as maps, captions, types of print, tables of contents, and indexes. A home project to showcase our learning about dinosaurs is due on May 28. Our field trip to the Children’s Museum in Dover will be a hands-on experience to put us back in pre-historic times with our own archaeological dig. Grade two is fortunate to be having a guest speaker from the Weathervane Restaurant who will teach us about the parts and lives of lobsters. This annual visit is a wonderful opportunity to interact with these fascinating crustaceans! May is a month to remember the men and
women who devoted their lives to our country. At the Dr. Soule Memorial Day program, the children will be reciting a poem and singing a song about the American flag. We also study the history and symbolism of the flag, as well as the importance of respecting and caring for it properly. As the year draws to a close, and we anticipate special times together such as Field Day and End of Year Assemblies, we would like to thank all the families of grade two for your support for a wonderful year.
Soule
submitted by Soule School
May is blooming with surprises! This week, the
first graders are working hard at creating special, personalized gifts for their Moms. Get prepared to see “the beauty.” We will begin a unit on Rocks and Minerals.
This will include exploring, classifying properties, and experimenting with rock samples from our playground, along with samples from outside of school. For homework, the children are asked to bring in 12 rocks in a container for Monday, May 10. The children are excited to learn more about our Earth!
In Math, we are working on counting coin combinations, knowing addition and subtraction math facts automatically, and studying fractions. Please remember to practice these skills at home. At the end of the month, the children will sing at our annual Memorial Day assembly. This event honors all veterans. Special dedications recognize our Soule families. We expect that you will be pleasantly delighted to see the culmination of the children’s literacy efforts in first grade. Dates are to be determined when these class events will happen. Both Mrs. Farnsworth and Mrs. Buck will host an Authors’ Celebration.
Other important happenings:
• May 20 – NED Yo-Yo/Show on Respect • May 21 – Movement Day • May 25 – Child Safety, Grades K-2 • May 27 – Spring Concert • May 28 – Memorial Day Assembly
Monday - Teriyaki chicken dippers or Turkey sandwich, Whipped potato, Seasoned vegetable, Mixed fruit cup. Tuesday - Hamburger or cheeseburger or Grilled cheese sandwich, Oven baked fried, Veggie sticks/dip, Chilled peaches. Wednesday - Chicken tenders/dipping sauce or Bologna & cheese sandwich, Sweet peas & baby carrots, Potato wedges, Teddy grahams. Thursday - Nacho chips/beef & cheese or Chicken burrito, Seasoned vegetable, Pineapple tidbits, Cherry ice pop. Friday - MAX stuffed crust pizza or Cook’s Choice, Chilled juice, Tossed salad/dressing, Cinnamon applesauce.
Woodbury School
Monday - Main: Chicken wing-dings, Whipped potato, Seasoned green beans, Chilled apricots, Fresh fruit. Deli: Hot ham & cheese. Pasta: Stuffed shells. Tuesday - Main: Chicken fajita roll-up, Pretzels, Seasoned corn, Pineapple tidbits, Fresh fruit, Deli: Hamburger deluxe. Pasta: Ravioli. Wednesday - Main: Chicken fritter sub, Carrot sticks/dip, Pickles, Pudding/toping, Fresh fruit. Deli: Bologna & cheese. Pasta: Pasta/butter sauce & a cheese stick. Thursday - Main: Steak & cheese sub, Tossed salad/dressing, Pretzels, Chilled mixed fruit, Fresh fruit. Deli: Grilled chicken sandwich. Pasta: Cook’s Choice. Friday - Main: French toast sticks/syrup, Grilled ham sticks, Hash brown potato, Chilled peaches, Fresh fruit. Deli: Chicken patty/bulky roll. Pasta: Cook’s Choice.
Salem High School
Monday - Popcorn chicken/dipping sauce, Whole grain rice, Mixed seasoned vegetables, Dinner roll, Chilled peaches. Tuesday - Sweet & sour chicken, Chicken fried rice, Oriental vegetables, Chilled pineapple, Fortune cookie. Wednesday - Chicken fritters, Whipped potato/gravy, Green beans & carrots, Dinner roll, Chocolate cake. Thursday - Steak & cheese sub, Tossed salad/dressing, Baked Lays chips, Mixed fruit cup. Friday - Chicken finger sub, French fries, Assorted veggies/dip, Chilled mixed fruit.
*All lunches served with fresh fruit.
Barron
submitted by Barron School
The fifth graders at the Barron School have returned to
school from their April vacation excited and ready to learn! There is much schoolwork to complete these next few months, and the students are all working hard to prepare for middle school. The student’s recent studies of U.S. history have taken them through the Revolutionary War. The fifth graders have found this time period very interesting and have learned much about the events leading up to the war. Be sure to ask your child about the French and Indian War, the various taxes, the Boston Tea Party, Paul Revere’s Ride, as well as many details about the war itself. The fifth grade field trip this month will be traveling to the Minuteman National Park in Concord, MA, and the Concord Bridge to see where Paul Revere rode and where the second battle of the war took place. Calendar of Events (as posted in the Barron
Bobcat):
o PTA Meeting (final) – May 20, 7 p.m. (Executive Board elections to be held)
o Progress Reports Issued (Grades 3-5) – May 21
o Grade 4 Field Trip – May 25 o Family Picnic – May 27 o Memorial Day Program (wear red, white, and blue) – May 27, 2 p.m.
o Good Health Day – May 28 o Memorial Day (No School) – May 31 o Grade 5 Concert – June 5, 6 p.m., at Woodbury School
o PTA Golf Tournament – June 5 at Campbell’s Scottish Highlands
o Reception for Retiring Teachers – June 3, 3:30-5 p.m., for Mrs. Drugan and Mrs. Wolfe
o Grade 5 Move-up Day – June 8 o Field Day – June 9 and June 11 o Tentative last day of school – June 18, 12 p.m. dismissal
Neighborhood Update of Listing Project
submitted by Normand Pelletier, Assessor
In addition to the Autumn Woods neighborhood, measurers and listers will be visiting areas in and around the Meisner Road, Royal Circle, Bannister Road, and General Pulaski neighborhoods in the coming weeks. Homeowners are reminded that all listers will carry IDs. Should you not be home when they visit, a door hanger will be left with instructions and a phone number to call to set up an appointment. Any questions should be directed to the assessor’s office at 890-2115.
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eatments for:
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submitted by Lynda Drouin
Salemhaven Nursing Home is organizing a massive fundraising campaign to raise $55,000 for a new van. A new van will allow many nursing home residents to enjoy outdoor activities, entertainment, and field trips. To raise money for this great cause, Salemhaven is sponsoring a New England Tradesman Tailgate Emporium, featuring over 100 vendors offering New England- made crafts, products, and services. This event will be held Saturday, July 10, in the Salem High School Parking Lot, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tailgating is a vendor-friendly way to sell. For more details and an application, call Emily Nutter at 893-5586, ext. 119, or e-mail
enutter@salemhaven.com. Salemhaven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a non-profit organization, is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year.
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