This is probably the shortest nuts and bolts of the year, but I meant for it to be. No best things I noticed section. Limited tweets, quotes, and blogs. The basic calendar. No Name it, claim it, explain it. Just a couple of things to reflect upon before break starts for us all at about 4:00 this afternoon.
Below is something from Sam Parker, the founder of Inspire Your People. Although I know it says Christmas in the title, in my mind it's more about the holiday season and being thankful for what people have done for us. I hope that you have felt the holiday spirit this week.
Please continue to review the Intermediate Special Events Calendar at our weekly grade level and specials meetings, too.
Friday, December 20th
Polar Express Pajama Day!
Raffle day! (You will get a raffle ticket for each day that you participate in a dress up day! The more you participate the better your chances!)
Saturday, December 21st- Wednesday, January 1st
Winter Break
Thursday, January 2nd
School resumes!
Friday, December 20th
Polar Express Pajama Day!
Raffle day! (You will get a raffle ticket for each day that you participate in a dress up day! The more you participate the better your chances!)
Saturday, December 21st- Wednesday, January 1st
Winter Break
Thursday, January 2nd
School resumes!
Tweets, quotes, and blogs
| If fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing. |
| Anatole France, writer, journalist, Nobel Prize winner |
from Teacher2Teacher
In case you wanted to know...
Here is the recipe for the beef we had at lunch on Thursday.
MISSISSIPPI POT ROAST
3 to 4 lb Chuck, roast
1 tbsp Pepperoncini, juice
1 packet Au jus gravy mix
6 Pepperoncini peppers, jarred
1 packet Ranch salad dressing mix
Half stick of Butter
Cook in crock pot 7-8 hours OR bake in oven roaster at 275 degrees about 5 -6 hours. Shred and serve on Kings Hawaiian rolls or over mashed potatoes.
It's like the old McDonald's add, "You deserve a break today", but more...
Here's the classic from 1982, the year I graduated from high school.
It's like the old McDonald's add, "You deserve a break today", but more...
Here's the classic from 1982, the year I graduated from high school.
Here's the more. I encourage you to take a break from school during our Winter Break. You determine the days and the times, but take a break. Do something that you like alone or with family and friends. I promise, unless there's something really important, to not send you an email until Friday, December 27th. That's one week from today.
It is my honor, privilege, and joy to go to school with you all every day.
Happy Holidays!
Jay
#JustInspire
Take care of the kids. Take care of each other. Take care of yourself.- John Gunnell
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