School's Out for Summer

See you next August. We are out of here!

100 Things We Wanna Do Before We Die: Part 3

77. Go To Hawaii
78. Eat five cheeseburgers in one day.
79. Meet Ozzie Osborne
80. Swim with sharks
81. Cut Up a Pie with a Samurai sword
82. Beat President Obama at basketball
83. Break the pizza eating record
84. Beat Tiger Woods at golf
85. Play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on a grand piano
86. Bungee jump from an airplane
87. Go down the tunnel.
88. Find a cure for snoring
89. Ride on the biggest roller coaster
90. Travel around the world.
91. Hang out with Obama.
92. Change last name to cheeseburger
93. Drive a Corvette.
94. Win a shopping spree at the mall
95.  Be in charge of the school for a day.
96. Play for a WNBA basketball team.
97. Dye my hair blue.
98. Throw pies at Mr. Swaim
99. Play on stage with a rock band.
100. Make a difference in the world.

The Acrosports: Featuring Our Students

We had a very entertaining show by our students as they flew through the air, bounced high and climbed walls.

Oh No.... Monday and Final Tests Too?

Finally... I think I understand Stick Game

After Ryan's demonstration speech on the Native American Stick Game I think I am beginning to understand it.

 Here Blade assisted him.

When he didn't have a drum he used the metal on the desk. He also sang a chant for us.

It was sure fun to watch the sixth graders play boys against girls.

Ryan shared how his ancestors have passed this game down from generation to generation.

8th Graders Preparing for the Senior Send-Off

I don't know if there was more paint on the banner or the walls or the floor! 
Other cards were made also.
Congratulations seniors.

Speeches in Sixth Grade

 This week the sixth grade students have been doing demonstration speeches.

We  learned how to draw different animals and and many artists were willing to share.

We also learned how to make oatmeal cookies and even got to sample fresh baked cookies.

Tomorrow we get to learn basketball shots and how to play the Native American Stick Game.

Chalk Talk with The Eighth Graders