The 151 press
extra, extra! room 151 makes newspaper!
What is the cafeteria?
by Victor Ramirez
Community Luncheons
by John Davidson
What our counselor does
by Connor Doyle
Our cafeteria manager is Mrs.. Linda. We have a different menu every day. We've got from pizza to chicken nuggets, from sandwiches to burgers and the occasional special. Most students eat in the cafeteria, but our class eats in the classroom. we eat lunch from 12:30 to 1:00 o'clock. lunch gives us energy for the afternoons at school. our lunches are good. My favorite lunch contains: chocolate milk, pizza, and an apple. Lunches cost $2.00 for students and $2.75 for teachers and staff. The lunch rules are:
- respect others
- talk quietly
- stay seated
- raise hand
- Clean up
our classroom rules are:
- Talk quietly
- keep your area clean
Bus Links by April Berg
About every two weeks our class has a Bus link Activity as a reward for good behavior on the bus. These rewards are earned by having enough bus links. You earn links by having good trips on the bus. Your bus driver fills out a "bus report". There are three levels of behavior; Excellent, fair, and poor. If you have an excellent you get two links per ride. With a fair you get one. with a poor, you get none. If the driver writes you a ticket, You loose all of your links. You get a ticket if you are worse than a poor or out of control with your behavior. We hope you don't get a ticket, These activities are fun! Some thing we do are: game day, movie, snacks, and extra recess. Keep up your behavior and earn those bus links!
Class store by Daniel
OUr class has a store in it. Any day Mrs. Jensen feels like it she opens store. If you are a Level 4 or 3 you get to buy things with your points. You can earn points on your point chart, which is kept on the corner of your desk, by listening, following directions, not interupting, working hard, staying on task, being polite/helpful to others, etc. etc.
We have a meeting to decide what to buy for our store. Sometimes we have a girls side and a boys side. One of our teachers runs the store. We have to vote on items $10.00 or less. YOu get about 3 minutes to shop.
our class has community luncheons in our classroom every other month for fun. On October 19th, we had our first community luncheon of the year. The class had pizza, salad, fruit and milk were served by Mrs. Jenson &Mrs. Angell. We had two visitors, Mrs. Fields (see " what our counselor does") and her lunch buddy, Melissa. The food was delicious.
Swim by Bennett Gardener
our class goes swimming every other Thursday from 12:15 to 2:00as a reward for good behavior at Juanita High School pool. Transportation: bus. No, not a metro bus, just the regular school bus. when we are at the pool we get to play with noodles, boogie boards, and other cool items. students need to bring one dollar, a towel, swimsuit, goggles (optional) and homemade lunch.
Zaiah by Ashleigh Parlin
I did an interview with our new student Zaiah. He's in the sixth grade and he goes to Einstein elementary. His favorite thing to do in his free time is work out. He likes to play soccer. His favorite flavor of Ice cream is chocolate. His Favorite movie is "Dawn of the dead." He was born in california. His favorite person is alexander. His goal is to be a body builder. Welcome Zaiah.
COming Events IN January
Swim at Juanita Pool On January 6th, and 20th'
Parent Coffee Thursday january 13th all half day ebd parents Grades K-6 at Rose Hill Elementary portable C 6:00-7:30
Social Skills Lessons Tuesdays 1:30 with Ms. Fields
Half Day January 14th School dismisses early
No School January 17th MLK day or January 18th, PDD Day
Mrs. Fields is our school counselor. One thing she likes about her job is that she loves kids. One thing she hates about her job is that she has to do paperwork. Before she became our counselor she taught 3rd grade in California. Mrs. Fields has lived in many countries. They are Germany, Paris, France, Rome, Italy and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. For those of you readers who are wondering where Mrs. Fields was born, she was born in Stockton, California. One of her hobbies is traveling. She’s been to Asia, the Middle East; North America and South America. (though she wishes she has been to Africa) Her ancestral history originates from England and Russia. When she’s off-duty she likes to do some of the following things: golf, tennis, hiking, biking, gardening, and/or read a book. Currently the book she is reading is called “A Month In A Country”. Sometimes she will read it in her hammock in her garden to relax. However when she is stressed, she jumps into her hot-tub, lie in her hammock or watch TV.
Mrs.
Angell by
Elaina
Mrs. Angell is the half day EBD teacher at Redmond El for grades 4-6. She loves her job. She hates her new dismissal time but she is learning to live with it. Let go, Mrs. Angell. Let go. She has been doing the EBD program five years here and four years in California, three years in Auburn and one year in MOntana. She has lived in many places including Kanas and Maryland. She loves the east coast and the west coast. She doesn't like living in the middle. She gets confused about which direction she is going and she has to be near mountains or water or she freaks.
She was born in canada. She took forever to get her U.S. Citizenship but she finally did it. She loves to travel. She has been all over. She is excited to go to Europe this summer for the very first time. Her ancestors were from England and Scotland.
She loves gardening, boating, reading scary books. If she is not at school she is at the lake. If she is not at the lake she is watching her girls play basketball. Her girls are Brooke and Brittany. They are 16 and 14. OH yes, she has a dog name cody and a husband named Doug. When she is stressed she takes a long walk and enjoys nature She likes working with behavior kids because she thinks her job is never dull and she learns so very much every day from her students.