Warren County Prison Field Trip
Warren County Homeschoolers are scheduled to tour the Warren County Prison on Monday April 23rd at 2 pm.
RSVP: Please call or email Robyn Samuelson by Wed April 11th to sign up. 757-8016 or beets65@verizon.net
The tour is given by the same guide from the Courthouse field trip.
Wednesday, April 25th at 9am -
The House at Pooh Corner
For 1-3 graders - Free to those grades and parent
RSVP to Nan some time the week before at 723-7367 or email her at thebigpfamily@verizon.net
Also, the evening performance is open to all...
Wed Apr 25th at 7pm, Cost is $10 adults, $5 students and under 5 is free.
4th Annual Poetry Contest at Warren Library
The contest is open to Warren County
residents & students in grades 6-12. There are two age categories...grades 6-8 and grades 9-12.
Poems will be judged blindly. An entry form must accompany each poem (forms are available at all public libraries in Warren County as well as school libraries.)
Entries submitted must be original work and there is a limit of 3 poems per person. Deadline for submissions is April 21st and must arrive at Warren Public Library no later than 5pm.
Winners will read their poems to a live audience and will receive their awards at the ceremony on May 17th at 6:30 in the Slater Room of Warren Library.
It's that time of year again...time to schedule your evaluations!
If you plan on using Mrs. Madigan, the school district's evaluator, call Sugar Grove Elementary School at 489-7851 to schedule your appointment with her. Also remember that physicals are required in 6th and 11th grades, dentals are required in 3rd and 7th grades and testing in 3rd, 5th and 8th.
PENNSYLVANIA WOODMOBILE
WHO: Attention all 3rd Graders
(and 2nd and 4th who have never attended before)
WHEN: Tuesday, May 1st...Be there by 8:40 am WHAT: It is that time of the year for the WOODMOBILE!
WHERE: The Fairgrounds
This is a very worthwhile program put on by School-to-Work program and the Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group (AHUG). This is for all 3rd graders (and we can let 2nd and 4th graders who have never attended this event before if this year works out better - for example - you have a 4th and 2nd grader it is easier to go just once as opposed to taking each individually.) It would be better if you can get a baby sitter for younger siblings.
Homeschoolers are scheduled to attend the morning session. You may drive to the 3rd driveway and pull in by the buildings to park. Plan to stay for the provided lunch - hamburgs/hot dogs at 11:30-12.
Please RSVP to Nan Chapman by April 17th at thebigpfamily@verizon.net or 723-7367. Questions - feel free to call Nan.
Here is a previous write up in the paper, that will give you a better idea what to expect:
http://www.timesobserver.com/page/content.detail/id/531341.html
Project Fair Recap
A BIG Thank You to Donna Phelps and Stephanie Pearce for planning and putting together this years Project Fair!
SUPER JOB to all of the students that participated!
Samantha Morgan...(published a book) "Wizard Quartet"
Grant Gens...The Seder and Passover
Drake Gens...Napoleon & the French Revolution Abby Gens...The New Testament Books (recital) and a vocal solo
Jonah Samuelson...Arabian Horses
Alyssa Samuelson...Soils
Katelyn Bennet...Basic Horse Care and a piano solo
Russell Loizeaux...Nonpoint Source Pollution and a piano solo
Carmen Pearce...piano solo
Carmen Pearce & Grace Hagberg...Dragon Videos
Jamie Hagberg...Godzilla
Trevor Phelps...Watersheds
Alyssa Phelps...Forestry... and ChinaMcKenna Phelps...The Civil War
Homeschool Easter Celebration and
Ukrainian Egg Demonstration
Thank you Barbi Baccus for arranging for Mr. Dewey to show our children this special art! Mr. Dewey gives free demonstrations and lessons in Ukrainian egg painting. For lessons, all you need to purchase is the kit.
Call Dewey and Joanna Mayes at 723-2344 to schedule a demo or lesson.
April 9th field trip to Loizeaux's Goat Farm!
Thank you to the Loizeaux family for having us!
February 22nd Audubon field trip
Thank you Robyn Samuelson for planning this fun outing! (sorry the pics are just from the younger group...I didn't get to explore with the teens)
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