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Posted on May 12, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
PrintPizza, Paletas & Perfectly
Roasted Corn Friday!
Thanks so much for your enthusiastic response!! We have surpassed orders from our sale in October!!
We will have your pre-ordered pizzas available for pick-up at a table on the back porch immediately after school. Those who pre-ordered a pizza and will be collecting your children from aftercare may pick-up their pizzas in the cafeteria.
If you have already sent in your payment for your pizza, we will have a “Paid Table” just off the porch with your order ready to go!
Pizza by the slice, paletas and roasted corn will also be for sale on the back porch after school:
- $1.50 – per slice of pizza
- $1.25 – Paleta – we have ordered a variety of flavors: strawberry, watermelon, lime, coconut, pineapple. We ordered 400 paletas, so please fee free to buy in bulk! You don’t even have to chase down the Paleta Man!!
- $2.00 – Roasted Corn each and $15 for 10!
Also….Here’s an opportunity to SHOW YOUR SAINTS PRIDE!! A newly designed “I’m a Saint!” yard sign is available for your purchase for only $10.00 per sign. Proceeds from the sale of this sign will also profit the PK Playground Project! Help us promote our school and build a new playground for PK!
Once again, thank you for your support and SEE YOU TOMORROW!!
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Posted on May 25, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
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2011 Silent Auction
Last Call Items…. Baby Sitting for up to 4 Hours (Priceless) – Starting Bid $20.00
Bishop Arts Wellness Center Gift Certificate – New Patient Services ($215 value) Starting Bid $95.00 Bishop Dunne Dance Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00 Bishop Dunne Football Camp ($75 value) – Starting bid $34.00 Bishop Dunne Girls’ Soccer Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00 Bishop Dunne Golf Camp ($150 value) – Starting Bid $68.00 Bishop Dunne Tennis Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00 Bishop Dunne Volleyball Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00 Enchanted Springs Ranch General Admission tickets ($56) – Starting Bid $25.00 Family Portrait Session ($1018 value) – Starting Bid $50.00 – Starting Bid $22.00 Fashion Seminar and meal for 25 ladies ($150 value) – Starting Bid $68.00 Four (4) Tickets to Theatre Three, Inc. ($120 value) – Starting Bid $54.00 Four (4) VIP Tour Vouchers for Studios at Las Colinas ($180 value) – Starting Bid $81.00 Four Guest Passes to The Women’s Museum ($20 value) – Starting Bid $9.00 Sonoma Black Leather Purse ($58 value) – Starting Bid $26.00 Southwest Wildlife Art ($100 value) – Starting Bid $45.00 Tanglewood Resorts on Lake Texoma Week Vacation ($1200 value) – Starting Bid $540.00 Pair of Ladies Mudd Shoes – Navy Plaid – Size 8 ($49.99 Value) – Starting Bid $22.00 8th Grade Class Craft – (Priceless Value) – Starting Bid $25.00
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Posted on May 25, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
Print2011 Silent Auction
Last Call Auction Items….
We have the following items left over from our recent Silent Auction. Please stop by the school and cast your bid for this awesome merchandise -We will be accepting bids until the end of the day on Field Day – June 2nd!
Don’t miss out on these great deals!
Baby Sitting for up to 4 Hours (Priceless) – Starting Bid $20.00
Bishop Arts Wellness Center Gift Certificate – New Patient Services ($215 value) Starting Bid $95.00
Bishop Dunne Dance Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00
Bishop Dunne Track Camp ($50 value) – Starting Bid $27.00
Bishop Dunne Football Camp ($75 value) – Starting bid $34.00
Bishop Dunne Girls’ Soccer Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00
Bishop Dunne Golf Camp ($150 value) – Starting Bid $68.00
Bishop Dunne Tennis Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00
Bishop Dunne Volleyball Camp ($75 value) – Starting Bid $34.00
Enchanted Springs Ranch General Admission tickets ($56) – Starting Bid $25.00
Family Portrait Session ($1018 value) – Starting Bid $50.00 – Starting Bid $22.00
Fashion Seminar and meal for 25 ladies ($150 value) – Starting Bid $68.00
Four (4) Tickets to Theatre Three, Inc. ($120 value) – Starting Bid $54.00
Four (4) VIP Tour Vouchers for Studios at Las Colinas ($180 value) – Starting Bid $81.00
Four Guest Passes to The Women’s Museum ($20 value) – Starting Bid $9.00
Sonoma Black Leather Purse ($58 value) – Starting Bid $26.00
Southwest Wildlife Art ($100 value) – Starting Bid $45.00
Tanglewood Resorts on Lake Texoma Week Vacation ($1200 value) – Starting Bid $540.00
Travel Alarm Clock ($20 value) – Starting Bid $9.00
Two (2) Admission Tickets for Buckhorn Saloon & Museum ($35.98 value) – Starting Bid $16.00
Four Base Rentals with 100 Paintballs Each ($55 value) – Starting Bid $25.00
1A Class Craft – Mosaic Stepping Stone (Priceless) – Starting Bid $25.00
Ladies Mudd Shoes – Navy Plaid Sz 8 ($49.99 Value) – Starting Bid $22.00
8th Grade Class Craft – (Priceless Value) – Starting Bid $25.00
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Posted on May 26, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
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Hey Class of 2011!
Congratulations on your recent graduation from St. E! Before you all go your separate ways, please remember to visit our Alumni website – http://alumni.saintspride.com/ and create an account. Don’t lose touch with your St. Elizabeth Classmates - join our Alumni Association today!
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Posted on May 26, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on May 26, 2011, by Christina Clem, under Uncategorized.
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Mrs. Rachel Robb – Middle School Science
Posted on April 18, 2011, by Rachel Robb, under Middle School Notes, Uncategorized.
PrintScience articles are due April 21, May 5, and May 19. The bonus article is due May 19.
8th Grade Science Binder is due May 17. 6th/7th grade binders are due May 24.
8th grade will have final exams on May 18, 20, and 23, 2011. 6th/7th grade final exams will be May 27, May 31, June 1, June 2.
6th Grade
The goal is to complete Chapter 15 – 18 for the remainder of the school year. Students will do various activities with each chapter. The chapter on the atmosphere students will create a review game. Weather patterns students will keep a weather journal.
7th Grade
Students are currently working on completing a booklet about protists and fungi. Students will create a birthday month fungi poster. Next, students will study plants. Time permitting we will finish the year with the endocrine system and reproduction.
8th Grade
Students just completed their study of animals and have moved on to the study of the environment. The goal is for students to dissect 9 different specimens in a comparative anatomy study. This should take place once we return from Easter break. We will finish the year by studying various ecosystems and biomes.
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Mrs. Patton & Mrs. Nelson – First Grade
Posted on February 2, 2011, by Judy Patton, under Uncategorized.
PrintWow, what is the weather going to do next? It has certainly played havoc with our plans lately. Maybe the grounghog will be correct and Spring will be just around the corner.
February will be another busy month for us. Not only is it Black History month, but we will discuss Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day, President’s Day, and Washington’s and Lincoln’s Birthdays. We will have a Dioceson Teacher In-Service Day on the 21st which means no school for the students.
Here is a brief overview of what we will cover during February.
Math – We will finish up Chapter 5 and begin Chapter 8 covering money and time. We will learn about pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and the dollar bill. We also learn about their value the value of groups of coins.
Science – We will finish the study of magnets and begin discussing electricity.
Health – We will continue learning about good nutritution while making models of the food pyramid.
Social Studies – We will talk about needs and wants, spending and saving, what jobs they can do when they grow up, President’s Day, and transportation.
Religion – In religion we will study about the apostles, how Jesus shows God’s love, how Jesus teaches us to love God, and how Jesus teaches us to love others.
Language Arts – In phonics we will study long vowels followed by r, long /a/spelled ai_ and _ay, long /i/ spelled igh, long /i/ spelled _y and _ie, long /o/ spelled _oe, oa_, and ow, and long /u/ spelled _ew and _ue. In grammar we will be introducing how to change y to i and add es and review nouns and sentence types. We will continue to have decodable take-home readers and oral reading tests each Friday. We will also continue to have practice spelling test on Thursdays and then the regular spelling test on Fridays.
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Posted on March 4, 2011, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on February 22, 2011, by Kathy Strunk, under Uncategorized.
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Third Grade – Mrs. Fabian
Posted on February 20, 2011, by Betty Fabian, under Uncategorized.
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Mrs. Jurik – Second Grade
Posted on February 25, 2011, by Linda Jurik, under Second Grade, Uncategorized.
PrintMath: Students will learn about money and time. They will find the amount of change after making a purchase. They will also add and subtract money with regrouping. Students will also tell, write and show time to the quarter hour, to five and one minute intervals.
Spelling: Spelling words will focus on the br, fr, tr, sl and sp sounds.
Reading: Students will continue to define vocabulary using the glossary. Stories that the students will read and will be tested over are : Monster Tracks, Molly the Brave and Me & Dragons and Giants.
English/Writing: Students will learn about subject verb agreement, punctuation in a letter and regular/irregular verbs. The class will continue to work on Treasure books for writing.
Religion: Students will focus on the season of Lent and they will be ready to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Science: Students will examine simple machines. They will identify how inclined planes make work easier. They will also describe the characteristics of wedges and screws.
Social Studies: Students will discuss people and place in history. They will will identify families as the basic social unit and talk about customs. Students will also recognize the diversity of the American culture.
Health: March is national Nutrition Month, so students will describe how a healthy diet can protect against diseases/conditions. They will also name the basic food groups and select foods for each group.
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Posted on February 25, 2011, by Maureen Stepniewski, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on February 25, 2011, by Pamela Porter, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on February 28, 2011, by Monica Connelly, under Uncategorized.
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Mrs. Guerrero – Kindergarten
Posted on January 18, 2011, by Melissa Guerrero, under Uncategorized.
PrintJanuary News -
Religion – We will learn about the life of Jesus. We will make a timeline of Jesus’ life.
Language Arts – We will continue to work on oral blending – vowel replacement, initial and final consonant. We will work on letter sounds, blending sounds into words, segmenting words, and reading sight words. We are wrapping up our unit on Friends and we will begin a new unit on The Wind. Throughout this unit we will listen to a variety of books and poems to understand and explore how wind is created. We will learn the difference between informational prose and narrative prose. We will continue to read our decodables. Please remember that decodables are sent home daily and returned to school daily. We read the decodables each day to build fluency. Kindergrarten will have a spelling bee in the classroom on Friday, January 28, and the two winners will move on to the Primary Spelling Bee on Wednesday, Febraury 2! Please practice those sight words!
Math – This month we are practicing counting by 5′s to 100. We will learn about time to the hour. We will understand and use the vocabularty, “take away, subtract, less, minus, equal, second, minute, and hour.” We will continue to work on numeral recognition, and what numeral is missing? Every fifth lesson, we will work on graphing , and every tenth lesson we will do a problem solving activity. The 100th day of school is quickly approaching! All 100 day projects are due on Monday, January 31st. Have fun working with your child and counting to 100!
Science – This month we are learning about our solar system! We will explore our Milky Way Galaxy! We will learn the names of our planets in our solar system, and the sun is a star! We will also learn about the season – WINTER!
Social Studies – We will continue to celebrate our stars in the classroom. We will also learn about Martin Luther King, Jr. and make a craft.
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Mrs. Kuterbach – Music
Posted on January 18, 2011, by Mary Kuterbach, under Humanities Notes, Music, Uncategorized.
PrintCongratulations to all of our students for a beautiful Christmas presentation! A job well done! It was a pleasant surprise to see such a large audience for our delayed performance. Thank you parents for your support of the performing arts. Another thank you to everyone for your generous Christmas gifts. I hope everyone had a relaxing winter break.
The 7th grade has begun the study of opera in preparation for their field trip to the Dallas Opera’s performance of Romeo and Juliet. Permission slips are due back on January 21st. Eighth grade will begin working on new hand bell music for a spring program. The other music classes are taking a look at melody.
Parents and students, always remember to check out my web-page that can be accessed through www.saintspride.com for the music calendar and links to some great music sites. Under faculty and staff, find my name on the list of teacher websites. Also be sure to visit http://stemusic.wikispaces.com to hear some of our work in class.
As always, please come and join us at Mass every Friday. Our student cantors are wonderful song leaders. Our Mass musicians also share their talents each week beautifully.
Thank you for your continued support of the fine arts program at St. Elizabeth.
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Coach Cervenka Kinder – Fifth Grade Physical Education
Posted on December 8, 2010, by Elizabeth Belew, under Uncategorized.
PrintBasketball season is upon us, we will continue working on basketball skills for the next week. Starting the week of December 6, the fitness gram will be administered again for a mid-year report to see how much the students have improved since the start of the year.
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Posted on October 21, 2010, by Kathy Strunk, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on October 21, 2010, by Rachel Robb, under Uncategorized.
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Posted on October 25, 2010, by William Cervenka, under Uncategorized.
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