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THEWINEBAR to our Mediterranean Night:
January 31st, 2012 5:00pm to 8:00pm
At Tuscan Kitchen, 67 Main Street, Salem, NH 03079.
Sample Tuscan's delicious assorted pizza, crostini’s, assorted cookies, coffee/tea. Meet with Representatives from:
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submitted by Barron School Fifth Grade Greetings from the Barron School’s fifth
grade. Believe it or not it is almost at the halfway point of the school year. Marks closed Friday, January 13. Watch for student report cards on Friday, January 20. The fifth grade has a lot of exciting news to share. The Barron staff is very proud to
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submitted by Barron School Library In the library, Christmas, Hanukkah,
and Kwanzaa stories were read to children throughout December. Kindergarten, first and second grade classes listened to ten different picture books during September and October. They then voted for their favorite book. The votes were tallied and sent to the Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library. The book receiving the most votes, Memoirs of a Goldfish, was named as the winner of the
New Hampshire Ladybug Picture Book Award.
Beginning this month, third, fourth and
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submitted by North Salem School The year 2011 ended on a good note at North Salem, literally. The 5th Grade Band gave a spectacular holiday performance in the new North Salem gymnasium. Parents, relatives, friends and the entire school were invited to hear a variety of Holiday songs and some old favorites. Some students also performed duets! Great work to all band members and a big thank you to Ms. McDonough for all her time spend teaching the students who have made tremendous progress in only a few short months. If you love good Italian food, then you
won’t want to miss this year’s Pasta Palooza event at North Salem on Friday, January 27, at 6 p.m.! Food is being provided by The Chateau Restaurant and will feature Chateau’s pasta, meatballs and Italian bread, salad from T-Bones and of course homemade desserts courtesy of our fifth grade parents! The event will also feature our fifth grade students who will act as servers for the evening. There will also
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fifth grade students will be working with reference sources such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs and atlases to further their ability to find information. First and second graders will be learning the differences between fiction and non-fiction books. The annual Book Fair will be held during the week of February 6-10. Watch
backpacks for a flyer to be sent home for review. Students will visit the book fair during their weekly library class times. Adults are welcome to browse or purchase books during school hours. The cold winter vacation week is an excellent opportunity for you and parents and students to curl up and read a few good books purchased from the book fair. Keep in mind that the library does receive a percentage of profits, which in turn provide more reading opportunities here at Barron school.
be raffles with the chance to win a variety of food baskets donated by the fifth grade classes. Fifth grade parents should check with their child’s teachers if they’d like to contribute to the baskets. All proceeds from the event will benefit our end of year fifth grade celebration. The deadline to purchase tickets is January 23. Walk-ins cannot be accepted for this event. Students caught being “Responsible” include: Lauren Huyck, Aneeka Sumanatilleke, Liam Shpak, Caleb Federico-Dyer, Sean O’Connell, Kyra Olms, KacieLaMarche, Steven Burke, Tanner Tessier, Drew Tremblay, Alex Karibian, Keagan Ryan, Nicholas Culleton, Karleigh Chretien, Aiden Federico-Dyer, Trent Way, Tyler Bedrosian, Jimmy Hagopian, Ben Record, Luca Pappalardo, Anthony Bellomo, Lucas Moreno, Kali Bergeron, Billy Richart, Jordan Labossiere, Hana Watanabe, Jocelyn LeSaux, Anna Carbone, Jacob Bennett, Gabrielle Driggers, Allyson Martiniello, Dante Pistone, Ryan Moeckel,
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say that numerous students participated in this year’s Geography Bee. Congratulations to Allison Ross, first place winner and Ben Laycock the runner up. Both students answered very difficult questions during the competition. Allison will now take a test that students up to the eighth grade will also take to see if she qualifies to represent New Hampshire on a national level. Good luck Allison!
We’re ready.
We’re PSNH and we’re ready with years of experience and ongoing training on how to prepare for and respond to a winter storm. You can be ready, too, by following a few simple tips on
psnh.com/stormsafety and by following PSNH on Twitter and Facebook.
All students have been learning a tremendous amount about plants. Did you know that a seed contains its own food for a plant to begin growing? Give it water and sunlight and watch the magic happen. Are you aware that Columbus was not the first explorer to discover America? Students have been learning about the first inhabitants, the Native Americans. Students wonder what it was like for them to see
early explorers dressed in strange clothing, sailing in their huge vessels, having such pale skin. They must have looked like they were from another planet. Students also learned that most explorers were searching for riches, and many tried to circumnavigate the world and many died on these quests. In Math students have measured angles, analyzed shapes, and can create a congruent triangle using a compass and straight edge. Wow! Throughout the year students have read many genres. Some students read adventure books and are currently writing their own adventure. They will certainly be action packed. Barron’s fifth grade students are extremely
creative. In Art class they created animals out of recycled items, learned necessary skills to play sports, and band and chorus members performed for their peers and families. They were fabulous. Their latest undertaking has been ballroom dancing. Many were a little nervous, but now they look forward to this new adventure. Maybe we have some future “Dancing With The Stars” amongst us.
It has been fun so far and students as well as Barorn staff look forward to seeing what happens in this new year.
Calling all ‘Glam Grams’
submitted by Laurel Redden, Salem Family Resources-Success By 6 The search is on! Salem Family Resources is seeking our area’s most glamorous grandmothers to take part in its annual fashion show fundraiser. Is your Gram beautiful inside and out? Submit her name and tell us why she’s a Glam Gram and should be selected to take part in the third annual Salem Family Resources Tot to Teen Fashion Show and Tea. This popular annual fundraiser takes place Sunday, April 22, 1-3 p.m. at Searles Castle in Windham. The Glam Gram segment rounds out an elegant and sweet event that includes two dozen local children aged toddler to teen modeling the latest spring fashions, musical entertainment, delicious refreshments, recognition of a local Children’s Champion, an exciting on-site auction and much more. More details will be announced soon. Glam Gram nomination forms can be found online at www.
salemfamilyresources.org, or by calling Laurel Redden at 894-5931. Hurry - deadline to nominate your Glam Gram is February 14.
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