Composting is still taking place at ALLMSES. What kind of food waste can you compost? Learn more at HowToCompost.org
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The American Museum of Natural History will be presenting a wonderful IMAX film about orphaned elephants and orangutans. Visit their website to learn more.
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The Content Dance Festival will be held on December 22nd at 9:30AM and 4PM. There will be a dress rehearsal on December 21st at 9:30AM.
The dress code for these events is as follows:
3rd Grade
Girls – Black pair of leggings and a black leotard
Boys – White t-shirt and black sweat pants
4th Grade
Girls – Black pair of leggings and a black leotard
Boys – White t-shirt and black sweat pants
5th Grade
Girls – A dress, something appropriate for church but not for the prom. Denim/jean material and skirts are not permitted.
Boys – Black formal pants and white button down shirt. Black shoes with rubber bottoms.
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Have you attended Coffee & Tea Hour with Principal Green? If you missed November’s event make sure to stay tuned for future Coffee & Tea Hours!
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Student Reporter Kiani:
Hoot is about a young boy who wants to save these burrowing owls. It is part of our study because it is about habitats.
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Student Reporter Keith:
A few weeks ago we read a book called Operation Redwood by S. Terrell French. This book is all about a boy named Julian Carter Lee and he goes on a journey with his friend Danny Lopez to help this girl that he met over an e-mail, her name is Robin Elder. Together they try to save redwood trees from Greely Property can they do it? Read the book to find out.
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Stewardship takes many forms. Families and faculty from Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship participated in a walk to raise money for breast cancer research. Stop by ALLMSES to see how you can get involved in our school community!
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Student Reporter Jeremiah:
Last Monday, I read the book by Jane Goodall, My Life with the Chimpanzees. As with environmental theme of our fine school, we want to relate this book to our school. Jane loves animals and wants to keep the animals safe from hunters or poachers. At our school, we don’t want all this violence that happens everyday. Also, Jane loves to travel to lots of places to gather information to tell the world about it. At our school, we go on lots of trips and take our bookbag for notes that we can write.
Plot Summary: Jane Goodall is on her way to Gombe, Africa. On her way, she encounters various animals. But she walks into a community of wild chimpanzees.
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Have you seen pictures from this year’s Halloween festival? The first floor corridor features an amazing display… maybe you’ll see your picture!
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