Amestoy Eagle News, January 6th January 6th Show Transcript moment you play the way believe it if you get down get up oh oh when you get down when I'm hey hey this time for Africa good morning my name is Arya Matthews and I am in Mrs Charles third grade class hello my name is Harlow Jones and I'm in Mr Craig's fifth grade class it is important that we follow our ammo story schools wide expectations because it keeps us safe repeat after us we are safe we are responsible we are respectful we Learners we see the good in others here is a list of elevators for this week Monday January 6th first day back from winter break second semester begins Tuesday January 7th every Tuesday is early dismissal our TK and Kinder streets are dismissed at 1:18 p.m. students and first through fifth grade are dismissed at 1:23 p.m. Tuesday January 8th master plan informational parent meeting at 8:30 a.m. in the parent Center parents are called deescalate practices at 1:30 p.m. in the in the parent Center Thursday January 9th your day sport your favorite college t-shirt practice 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the auditorium Friday January School of spirit Day show your school pride by wearing your Adam soy t-shirt drill team practice 2:30 to 3:30 and p.m. in the auditorium student school assembly via Zoom regarding the escalation and restorative practices teachers make sure that you give the plush I'm a story Eagles to the next classroom with the highest attendance attendance winners for the week of December 2nd 376 congratulations let's give a round of applause to miss maz's class for for maintain the top attendance and TK and kinder congratulations students in Miss marcomms class for having the perfect attendance in first grade let's give a round of applause to miss valdivia's class for having the highest attend in third grade for 2 weeks in a row great job third graders let's give a round of applause to miss Yee's class for also maintaining the topic at fourth grade for 6 weeks in a row great job fourth graders congratulated congratulations students and Miss Lillard's class for having the highest attendance in fifth grade for 2 weeks in a row great job fifth graders let's give a round of applause to Miss Grace class for having the highest attendance and second grade for 2 weeks in a row great job second graders who will be our January attendance challenge runners we we have already celebrated 100% perfect attendance with a neon glow in the dark dance party we already celebrated 100% of perfect attendance with a neon glow in the dark dance party and a bubble party let's see what other fun ways we can celebrate students attendance ice cream you scream we all scream for ice cream congratulations to the following classrooms for having read the Moen our October October through November reading challenge this week you will enjoy an ice cream party Eagles let's stay healthy by come to school wearing a coat a coat mittens a scarf sweater chapstick or lipstick keep them from drying and beanies on cold days following our last week's Eagle Scholars that were caught soaring they were safe responsible and respectful during your recess please come to the main office of pick up your prize join us in wishing a happy birthday to all of the following Eagles met all of you would may all of your wishes come true happy birthday to you happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday to happy birthday to you happy birthday happy birthday to you happy birthday birthday happy birthday to you it's your birthday hooray happy birthday it's your birthday hooray happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday to you happy baby if you see your name please come come to the main office during a recess to get a birthday pencil from the principal Miss Miss Davis what is your New Year's raval resolution what is a resolution let's look at this video that explains not only what a resolution is but only talks about different ways people around the world celebrate their New Year's tradition 3 2 1 Happy New Year here have you ever stayed up way past your bedtime to celebrate the new year every year at midnight on December 31st the date changes to January 1st January very first is the first day of a new year we call it New Year's Day that's why so many people stay up late on New Year's Eve they want to be awake for the first moments of the new year in the United States people celebrate New Year's traditions a tradition is something you do in a special way at a certain time what are some traditions that happen on New Year's Eve some people have a party and at midnight they celebrate by wearing funny hats and glasses or with loud noise makers a huge party takes place in New York City about 1 million people stand in the streets and wait there for hours what are they waiting for for the ball to drop a shiny glittery ball dropped slowly as people count down to midnight all around the country people gather together to watch fireworks on New Year's Eve people might sing the song All Lang Syne it's an old song that says goodbye to the past year there are also traditions for New Year's Day in some places people put on their bathing suits and go for a dip in freezing cold water it's called a Polar Bear Plunge why do they do it well it's just a fun tradition but often the event raises money for a good cause on New Year's Day many people make New Year's resolutions a resolution is like a promise you make to yourself for example a resolution might be to be nicer to your brother or sister or to eat more vegetables or to learn to ride a skateboard New Year's isn't just celebrated in United States it's a holiday celebrated all over the world there are fireworks in South Africa China Australia and many other places in Egypt a country in Africa they shine lights on the pyramids pyramids are thousands of years old and now they are 1 year older in some Spanish-speaking countries people eat a grape for every chime of the clock as it turns midnight there are 12 chimes in total that's a lot of grapes so you have to be careful not to choke people in Denmark have a smashing good time on New Year's Eve they throw dishes at their neighbor's front doors this might sound strange but it's actually meant to be a good thing the more dishes smashed at your door the more good luck you will have in the coming year in Mexico and other countries people walk around their houses or down the street at midnight with an empty suitcase where are they going nowhere at least not yet this tradition is supposed to help bring safe travels in the New Year but New Year's isn't always on January 1st different cultures have their own New Year's celebrations 1 is called Lunar New Year people celebrate sooner New Year and Asian countries and an Asian communities around the world including in the United States Lunar New Year starts in late January or early February and lasts for 2 weeks at the end of lunar New Year people celebrate with a big parade what a fun tradition no matter when you celebrate the New Year it's a special time you can look back on the past and look forward to what's going to happen in the future people celebrate this time of year in different ways what New Year's traditions do you have what New Year's tradition looks most fun to you talk about it bye everyone are you signing off let's have an amazing day Scholars this is Carlo wishing you a fantastic week of burning Apple Store Eagles
