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Pirate News
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What's Happening
March 16th - Kindergarten Pre- Registration @ 6-7:30 p.m.. March 17th - Spring Pictures March 18th - Report Cards go home March 19th - No school March 22nd-26th - BOOK FAIR March 22nd - 4th grade G.T. Academy March 23rd - 5th grade G.T. Academy March 25th - 3rd grade field trip March 26th 4th grade field trip
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Penguin Pizzazz
On Friday, March 5th, 2nd graders held a Penguin Pizzazz inviting parents as they presented their published penguin stories to our library. This was a culminating activity of our penguin unit. Kennadi Tune and Nichole Perry from Mrs. Tilford’s class shared their stories with the audience.
Family
Reading Night Celebrates Dr. Suess's Birthday
A crowd of over two hundred people attended Family Reading Night, which was held on March 1st at H.E.S.
H.E.S. students read books with family members, played games, ate cake, drank punch and took A.R. tests.
veggie friends visit kindergarten
I LOVE TO READ!
Mrs. Manda Blackwell, grandmother of Max and Olivia Blackwell read to
Heath Elementary School's first grade students on "Curl up with a Good Book"
day. The students wearing their pajamas enjoyed her reading and singing her
favorite stories to them.
McCracken County Public Library
friends, Mrs. Retta Folsom and Mrs. Cherri Cunningham shared their favorite
stories with Heath Elementary School's first graders. Along with Bob Dog Mrs.
Retta and Mrs. Cherri encouraged the children to learn to read and to learn to
love to read.
Maddie and Molly Thomas and Max Blackwell show off their Crazy Hair DOs they wore to school for Crazy Hair day as a part of The American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund Raiser.
Spelling bee participants competing at the HES spelling bee Wednesday, February 10th were Hallie Long, Brian Pollock, Will Allen, Sebastian Roach, Erik Hylko Back row - Lauren Rudolph, Jake Williams, Aaron Bell, Amelia Ray, Delaney Darland, Cash Jones, Drake Bowen, Donna Owen
5th grader Connor Tilford performs with Paducah Symphony Children's Choir for Kentucky Music Educator's Association in Louisville!
Chris Thornton and Connor Tilford take time for a picture after the concert.
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How to Speak Like A Pirate! 1. Drop your "g's" when you speak so that you'll say rowin' and sailin' and fishin'. If you drop your "v's" you'll get words like ne'er and o'er instead of never and over. 2. Instead of saying I AM, say I BE. Instead of saying YOU ARE, say You be. Pirates tend to speak in the present tense. 3. Pirates use a lot of adjectives. Try saying two together instead of one. For example, instead of saying "that's a beautiful boat," say" "it's a great grand ship." Be Bold and colorful with your adjectives! 4. If nothing else, simply start with " Arr, me mateys! How be ye? and you'll find the rrrrrrest will come easily enough! And don't forget that it's yerrr instead of your. There are lots of "r's" in this language, arrrrrren't therrrrrrre?
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