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1 Students Newsletter English, Hayley Sent:Friday, October 23, :03 AM To: Sudlow Tiger Times October 23, 2015 Thanksgiving 2015 Thanksgiving is a perfect time to spend with your close family. You can gather around the table to talk, share, and laugh with each other. This year there will be a Scott County, YMCA, Turkey Trot run. Enjoy Thanksgiving with your family by watching the Macy s Parade and football on the TV with all of the family. Another way to enjoy your Thanksgiving is to help your Mom or Dad cook the Thanksgiving meal for the family, give your thanks, and just enjoy the day with a big huge smile. By Alexis Stovall 1/10
2 o National Pumpkin Day October 26th is when we celebrate pumpkins! National Days In October It is the perfect time of the year to celebrate National Pumpkin Day. Each year on October 26 people across the nation enjoy cake, pie, cookies, bars, pudding, coffee, smoothies, candy, breads. muffins, soups, cheesecake, oatmeal, lasagna and more, all made with delicious pumpkin etc. Pumpkin (squash) is native to North America. The oldest evidence of pumpkin related seeds dates back to somewhere between 7000 and 5500 BC and were found in Mexico. o National Chocolate Day October 28th is known as National Chocolate Day. National Chocolate Day is celebrated annually on October 28. While there are many chocolate related holidays throughout the year, National Chocolate Day is a day to celebrate all things chocolate. As America s favorite flavor, chocolate is well deserving of it s own day of honor and celebration. ( Some sources designated July 7 or December 28 as Chocolate Day or International Chocolate Day ) How is chocolate made? Chocolate comes from the seed of the tropical Theobroma cacao tree. Cacao, which has been cultivated for at least three millennia, is grown in Mexico, Central America and Northern South America. The earliest known documentation of use, of cacao seeds, is around 1100 BC. The cacao tree seed have a very intense bitter taste that must be fermented to develop the flavor. Some sweet chocolates are: Unsweetened baking chocolate cocoa solids and cocoa butter in varying proportions. Sweet chocolate cocoa solids, cocoa butter or other fat and sugar. Milk chocolate sweet chocolate with milk powder or condensed milk. White chocolate cocoa butter, sugar and milk but no cocoa solids. o Happy HaLloween!!!! October 31st is Halloween! Get your costumes and candy ready, because when halloween hits it s candy time!! Halloween activities include trick or 2/10
3 treating, attending costume parties, decorating, carving pumpkins into jack o lanterns, apple bobbing, etc. Use #Halloween to post on social media. And to finish this off, Happy Halloween! :D By Megan McGhee & Lily Jewell The Wrong Parents When I was little, I used to wake up in the middle of the night and go into my parents room and sleep next to my mom. One night when I was about 5 or 6 years old, I had this really vivid dream where I woke up scared and went into my mom's room to sleep with her. When I went in, however, there was a set of parents on the bed and a set of identical parents on the floor. I instinctively knew in my dream that I had to wake the right parents because the wrong parents were evil. So I chose the parents on the floor. I distinctly remember thinking that the evil imposter parents would try to trick me. So I chose the parents on the floor. When I went over to the parents on the floor, they both opened their eyes. Bright glowing red light were where their eyeballs should have been. That was when I actually woke up. Being a scared little kid, of course I went right into my parents room to sleep next to my mom. There was a set of parents on the bed, and a set of parents on the floor. I literally peed myself. The "second set" of parents was actually a pile of unfolded laundry. But I will never forget the fear that struck my little 6 year old heart at that very minute. By Lily Jewell School Enrichments Here at Sudlow we get to pick a few things we would like to do for Enrichments. Here are some of my favorites. The Fantasy Football enrichment is really fun. You pick players from the NFL teams and build your own fantasy team. You play your friends team and see which team gets the highest score. Next on my list of dream enrichments is cooking. In cooking, you learn how to cook really good food like hand made cookies and many more. Next on my lineup is fitness because you do a ton of fun games like dodgeball, tag, and sports like basketball and many others. By Nick Hartje 3/10
4 Mr. Carpenter What was your most memorable moment when you were a child? In middle school i got second place in the city track meet in des moines for the 400 meters. What was your favorite subject growing up? language arts & choir. What activities were you involved in as a kid? singing, piano, violin, and boy scouts. Did you play any sports then and or now? Baseball, soccer, and tennis. Why did you choose to teach at Sudlow? He wanted to move back to iowa & teach in an urban school and then he got the job at Sudlow. He says sudlow picked him. How do you handle the different abilities of students in class? get to know them. then try to find a chance to work with them one on one. What is the best book you have ever read? 4/10
5 Great expectations, by charles dickens. Who is your favorite author? Why? charles dickens, because his writing is very deep and also full of humor. If you couldn t be a teacher what other job would you want to have? college tennis coach. By Alexis Stovall, Cammi Estes, and Jacenda Hernandez Mr. Potts What you love about your job? He loves hanging around with the students. What are your aspirations for the school? He said the same as they ve been. That they continue to provide more education and learn and experience more things so we are prepared for High School and help us be successful in life. How long have you been Principal? This is my 31st year being a Principal. What is the funniest thing that has happened at Sudlow? I think it is continuously funny, by saying it s haunted by the ghost of Phebe Sudlow. What's the best thing about being a Principal? The best thing is, or the most important is hiring teachers because if I do that well then everyone benefits. 5/10
6 What s the best thing about Sudlow? The people that come here everyday, the teachers, the students, and the parents. What is your general day like? Mr. Potts comes in early and gets the day started. He gets the announcements ready, talks to the teachers, and visits with students and parents. He goes to classrooms to evaluate the teachers. Then he goes to the lunchroom and the process starts all over. Is it easy being the Principal? He thinks some days are easy as pie. What kind of students do you see on a daily basis? Well, I see all of them in the lunchroom. Then he sees us passing in the halls and in his office. Who s the founder of Sudlow? Sudlow was built in 1918 by the Davenport Community School District and named after Phebe Sudlow. By Sabrina Johnson, Alexandria Smith, and Sara Spidle Q: What made you want to start playing Volleyball? A: Her sister inspired her to play. Volleyball Interview Answers By Alexis Stovall Q: How do you think that Volleyball will have an impact on your life? A: Alexis said, To be more determined to do things. Q: How long have you been in Volleyball? A: One year. Q: What is your favorite part about Volleyball? A: Hanging around with friends. Q: Who is your coach? A: Mr. Carpenter and Mrs. Adams 6/10
7 Q:What was your most recent game? A: Against Smart Intermediate Q: What was your favorite game? A: When we played Smart Intermediate. Q: What was the score? A: Q: When you grow up would you like to be a professional Volleyball player and why? A: No because you don't know if you are going to make the team and there are a lot of other sports that I could play. By Naomi P. & Amaya Thomas 7/10
8 By Jack Bevans 8/10
9 By Jack Bevans Thank you, Hayley English Building Secretary 9/10
10 Sudlow Intermediate School 10/10
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