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CALENDAR:
March 3-11—MEA’s—Grade 3
March 3-7—Jump Rope For Heart
March 13—1/2 day—11:35 a.m. dismissal—CALENDAR CHANGE!
March 13—Jump Rope For Heart donation envelopes need to be returned
March 14—NO SCHOOL—Professional Development Day
IMPORTANT CALENDAR CHANGE:
Thursday, March 13th has been changed to a 1/2 day to re-schedule
Parent/Teacher Conferences that were canceled on Feb. 7th..
Dismissal will begin at 11:35 a.m. and busses will arrive home about 3
hours earlier than usual.
Please mark your calendar!
JUMP ROPE FOR HEART—
Families—Please be watching for permission slips and collection
envelopes that will be coming home with your child. Permission
forms should be sent back to school a.s.a.p. so that we know who is
participating. Donation envelopes need to be returned to the
school office by March 14th. Thank you all for your support.
SATURDAY ADVENTURES AT HUSE SCHOOL:
Maine Maritime Museum is celebrating 400 years of shipbuilding with a
stop at the Huse School this Saturday, March 1 for a free workshop in
model boat-building and exploring a sailor's sea-chest. The 9 a.m. to
noon workshop is part of Saturday Adventures at Huse. Workshops are
open to any midcoast resident ages 5 to 105, no registration is
required, and children must be accompanied by a parent.
Midcoast Maine CA$H coalition continues its free tax preparation
services from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Taxpayers whose household
income is $50,000 or less are eligible for this service. Appointments
are encouraged, but walk-ins accepted. Visit www.mainecjp.org for
details, or call 373-1140, ext. 207 to make an appointment.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR UPCOMING ADVENTURES:
March 15, Ultimate Frisbee
March 22 (Special Adventure Saturday), Bath Youth Lacrosse Clinic
hosted by the Morse High School Student Community Liaison Council
April 5, Wool dying and spinning with Sue West and Jewelry Making with
Amy Carmichael
AFTERSCHOOL ARCHERY CLASSES CONTINUE
Pete LaMarre continues his series of free archery clinics on Tuesday
afternoons from 2:30 to 3:3:0 for middle-school and high school
students, and 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. for elementary school students at the
Huse School.
Openings are still available and pre-registration is required. It is
recommended that children 12 years old and younger be accompanied by an
adult. Participants can register for one or all weeks and are
encouraged to attend as many sessions as they like. Call Sharon Ross at
373-1140, ext. 206 to register.
Check out our new Web site for details http://www.adventuresathuse.com/
or call the Adventures Hotline: 373-9068, ext. 275
Saturday Adventures at Huse is an ongoing family program that features
free arts and sports workshops held the first and third Saturdays at
the Huse School, 39 Andrews Road, in Bath. Activities vary each month,
are open to anyone ages 5 to 105, and are hosted by the Sagadahoc
Community Justice Projects in partnership with the Bath School District.
Everyday Math Vocabulary: In and Out Boxes or Function Machine
Imagine a machine with a funnel at the top and a tube coming out
the bottom. The machine can be programmed so that if a number is
dropped into the funnel, the machine does something to the number, and
a new number comes out the tube. For example, the machine could be
programmed to add 10 to any number that is dropped in. If you put in
10, out would come 20. If you put in 6, out would come 16. In these
types of problems some of the information is missing. The students have
to find the missing information. This method is designed to help
students practice facts in a problem solving format.
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