Mrs. Naquin's homeroom had such participation and good behavior in Mrs. Hymel's math class today, they got to leave the classroom backwards! Great job, second grade!
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Pre-K students are learning all kinds of ways to use their imaginations. To bring the letter "M" to life, children collected materials from around the playground to add to make MESSY MUD PIES. They had so much fun creating different patterns in their pies and sharing their creation with their friends.  YAD DRAWKCAB LANOITAN. .yad doog a si sihT January 31st honors everything backward. National Backward Day is an opportunity to reverse our ways, our direction or simply our shirt. Dessert for breakfast, perhaps? There are many ways to celebrate this fun day, so just let your imagination be your guide. This day is very popular with school-aged kids, but there is no age limit on who can participate in all of the backward fun. So EVERYONE, let’s have some fun!! FUN FACT: Leonardo da Vinci wrote backward. Not only did the artist and inventor write from right to left, but he also wrote his letters backward. On Wednesday, January 31st, students may wear free dress...with a twist! Students can wear their free dress clothes backwards in celebration of National Backward Day!
Our very own BRCVPA American Sign Language club was invited to kick off the City Council meeting last week by signing the Pledge of Allegiance. They did an outstanding job, and were presented with certificates. A special thank you to Mrs. Kurowski for organizing this event for our students and for giving them this incredible opportunity to share what they do with our community. Job well done!  Recorder Percussion Club has been invited to perform in “A Night of Broadway!” as guests of the McKinley Middle Academic Magnet of Visual and Performing Arts School choir. The performance will be held on January 30th at 6:00 pm. This is a fundraiser so tickets are $10 at the door. Recorder Percussion Club families will be provided one complementary ticket. A special rehearsal will be held at MMAM on January 29th at 5:30 pm. Recorder Percussion Club members must attend the rehearsal in order to perform. Please contact Mrs. de Silva if you would like to help transport instruments Monday afternoon before rehearsal and Tuesday Night after the performance. We hope to see you there!
Monday, 1/29
 Saturday was a great dance day for BRCVPA. Amelia, a 5th grade student, competed with her dance team from Powell-Moise and scored the Top Scoring Solo of the day out of nearly 40 solos. Mrs. Ruble's dance team from Baton Rouge Dance Connection also competed and Mrs. Ruble was honored with 2 choreography awards. Congratulations to both of these incredible dancers!
The 2017-18 Science and Social Studies Fair was a tremendous success. Thank you to all the hardworking parents, teachers, and students for producing such amazing projects. The judges were wowed by the content, presentations, and personalities of our students. We would like to extend a special thank you to our judges from various fields in our community including The Louisiana Department of Education, Rubicon, The Louisiana State Police Crime Lab, the restaurant industry, AND one of our favorite retired teachers, Mrs. Mercier! Fifth Grade Science Fair Winners 2017-18 Chemical Science 1st place - Violet P. - Sugar Crystal 2nd place - Carl T. - What happens when you soak eggshells in kitchen chemicals? 3rd place - Meghan M. - See the Rainbow, Dissolve the Rainbow Honorable Mention - Aliyah G. - How does caffeine affect your heart rate? Earth Science 1st place - Cydney T. - Aurora Borealis: Its Magnetic Field Life Science 1st place - Deacon B. - Can people identify different types of Kool-Aid by the taste alone? 2nd place - Addie N.F. - Age vs. Reaction 3rd place - Owen P. - Does age affect memory? Honorable Mention - Harley F. - Does chewing gum equal good grades? Physical Science 1st place - Michael S. - Paper Airplanes 2nd place - Sofia B - Putting the Sponge in Sponge Cake 3rd place - Anna F. - Proof Honorable Mention - Soccer Ball Air Pressure Consumer Science 1st place - Camille M. - Which specific stain lifter cleans mud, lipstick, and tomato sauce off of cotton towels best? 2nd place - Avery B. - Stain, Stain, Go Away 3rd place - Peyton M. - Stretchy Business Honorable Mention - Jaslyn L. - Battle of the Hand Sanitizers Overall Winners 1st place - Violet P. - Sugar Crystals 2nd place - Sofia B. - Sponge Cake 3rd place - Peyton M. - Stretchy Business Principal's Choice Aliyah T. - How do offspring reflect parents' traits? Third Grade Social Studies Fair Winners 2017-18 Biography 1st place - Zoya S. - Ruby Bridges 2nd place - Jackson C. - Drew Brees - New Orleans Miracle 3rd place - Leif H. - Huey P. Long Honorable Mention - Marleigh R. - Louis Armstrong Geography 1st place - Carmen M. - Louisiana Wetlands 2nd place - Isaac L. - Mississippi River 3rd place - Janson L. - The Atchafalaya Basin Honorable Mention - Jonathan C. - What is Kisatchie National Forest? Government 1st place - Naomi B. - What’s so great about the Louisiana State Capitol Building? 2nd place - Charlotte B. - The Louisiana State Capitol Culture 1st place - Francis N. - Cajun Culture 2nd place - Beckett H. - What is Avery Island? 3rd place - Khristian P. - Second Line Honorable Mention - Kennedi R. - Who got the baby? History 1st place - Carin M. - What makes Laura Plantation unique? 2nd place - Tyler N. - Who is the man eater tribe? 3rd place - Niyah B. - Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana Honorable Mention - Alani A. - What is the history of the fleur de lis, and how is it used today? Overall Winners 1st place - Zoya S. - Ruby Bridges 2nd place - Jackson C. - Drew Brees - New Orleans Miracle 3rd place - Naomi B. - What’s so great about the Louisiana State Capitol Building? Principal’s Choice Award Annie Grace L. - Cafe du Monde   Many thanks to everyone who collected and turned in Community Coffee labels! We raised $550 for our library! The money will be used to purchase the hot new books that your students request! Keep collecting so they will keep reading! You can send them in all year round!  The East Baton Rouge Parish School System is now accepting applications for anyone interested in becoming a substitute teacher.  The story of Kit and Fred came to life in Mrs. Montero's Kindergarten class. Students read the story, discussed the characters, setting, and plot in groups, chose a character or setting to portray, and acted out the story. Teamwork and creativity were critical ingredients in the process!
Some students were Kit, some were Fred, and some were the table. If any of your family and friends are looking into pre-k 4 programs for next year, tell them to come check us out tomorrow between 9:00 - 11:00 for our Pre-K Open House!  |
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