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Announcements
Tuesday, October 7, 6-9 p.m;
presentation 7-8 at Expo Center Richard
Louv, author of Last Child in the
Woods--a must read for all educators
and parents.
See Flyer for details.
Saturday, Oct. 11 MSU Homecoming
Parade – See the Greenwood float!

November 7
Missouri Postcard Contest
I will be telling the students
about this contest, and I have
the entry form templates here at
school.
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Astronomy Night
Thursday, October 9
5:00 NASA Star Lab walk-in
Planetarium
6:00 interactive astronomy
activities for Kids!
Speaker: 6:30 - Temple Hall -2
Astronomer Dr. Greg Ojakangas
"the Origin and Ultimate Fate of the
Moon"
Telescope viewing afterwards if not
cloudy or rainy!
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I have a little over $6,000 for LTN so
far! We won't know the official
count for a week or two. Thank you
one and all. We once again made
Greenwood proud!
We sure did have fun on Saturday!
Thanks for bringing the kids.
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Coming
Events |
Tuesday, Oct. 14,
we will attend the performance of HONK
at the Lander's Theater (sponsored by
the Springfield PTA)
Field Trip Form
Thurs./Fri., Oct. 16,
17 Fall Holiday: no school
Wed. Oct. 22 Sally Foster purchases
are delivered to school for your pick
up.
Saturday Oct. 25 Garage
Sale for Junior Class trip to the
presidential inauguration in the gym
November 7 Missouri Department of
Conservation
Missouri Postcard Contest |

 Tests/Projects |
this
week:
Math Unit 2 test on Wednesday
Missouri History, Chapter 2 test
on Thursday
Spelling test, List 1.6 on
Friday
next
week:
Spelling test, List 1.7 on
Friday
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Just so you know...
After school this week, Mrs. J
- Tuesday, technology
committee meeting
- Wednesday, North Central
Faculty meeting
-Thursday, teach eMINTS
college class |
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Please let me know if and when at
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Math:
Math lessons this week include 2.9,
a review of Unit 2, and the test.
then we begin
Unit 3 Multiplying,
Dividing, Number Sentences and Algebra
Unit 2
test is scheduled for this Wednesday.
Check daily planners for more assignment
details.
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Language Arts
Reading:
Students should be reading
at least 30 minutes per
night! Fill out book
reports as books are
completed. go to:
Reading Links for forms.
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Word Study:
This week
lesson 1.6, Vocabulary
Review, which incorporates
reading the past unit words
in reading passages in
Vocabulary Study book and
for spelling words.
Click Here for spelling
list. Choose the top
link "find a list", then
enter "Shae Johnson" and you
will go directly to list
one. You can bookmark this
site as one of your
favorites. Each week
we have a listing, the new
one will be posted.
Try the games and
activities, too, to give
practice learning the words.
Test will be on Friday.
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Writing:
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Research:
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Missouri History:
We finish
Chapter 2 this week.
On Tuesday, we will be "getting a feel"
for our state of Missouri as we create
relief maps out of flour, salt, and
water dough.We
will review on Wednesday, and the test
is on Thursday over the regions of
Missouri.
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Science:
Our Volcanoes Unit
begins this week.
Volcanoes
Much of our information
will be on the web as we research to
learn more about volcanoes.
Volcano Unit
Objectives and Study Guide
Volcano Hotlist
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Love and Logicisms , Wise Words About
Kids
by Jim and Charles Fay
The best person to answer the
question "but why?" is the
person asking it. Wise parents
respond to "But why?" with
"And why do you think?"
Wise parents recognize
the difference between genuine
curiosity and manipulation.
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Love and Logic Stories
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With school back in
full swing, most kids
are spending time after
school doing homework.
Some of the homework may
require the use of a
computer and the
Internet. Although the
Internet is a great
resource, it must be
used with caution. Dr.
Charles Fay explains… 
Good Kids Can Get in
Trouble on the Web Too!
Plenty of adults have a
hard time resisting the
plethora of temptations
provided by the
Internet. You probably
know one of these
adults…or know their
spouse, coworker, or
boss. Many of them are
bright and even well
educated, but they've
still fallen prey to
online gambling, dating,
pornography, shopping,
etc.
If adults are struggling
so much with these
issues, don't for a
minute believe that your
kids won't too…even if
they are "good" kids.
Many great and
responsible young people
have made mistakes that
have got them into
massive trouble on the
Internet. That's why
it's wise to never let
your guard down when it
comes to the sorts of
things your youngsters
are accessing. Listed
below are some quick
tips for keeping your
kids…and yourself…safe:
 Don't
allow them to have
computers in their
rooms.
 Regard
the Internet as a
very useful yet
dangerous tool.
Teach your kids that
it's very similar to
a chainsaw: useful
in well–trained and
mature hands…yet
deadly in careless
ones.
 Remember
that it's your job
as a parent to
invade your kids'
privacy. If you
don't know what they
are doing on the
Web, you aren't
doing your job.
 Remember
that Love and Logic
believes that kids
should be allowed to
make affordable
mistakes. Chatting
with pedophiles or
ogling porn sites
are NOT one of
these.
For additional ideas on
this topic, see our
book, Love and Logic
Magic: When Kids Leave
You Speechless.
Thanks for reading!
Dr. Charles Fay
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Seminars & Conferences
A
Day of Love and Logic: For Parents,
Educators and Professional |
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