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Warrior Times One School, Two Campuses

On the Road to Reopening - Finally! Plans for Nov. 30th By Eliana Montas and Ivy Pennyfeather

Back in the summer, we never expected this school year to start remotely. Although we are currently not in the most ideal situation for learning, more decisions have been made to inform us as to how Franklin School District will be continuing our 2020-2021 school year. Hybrid -- Blue and Gold Teams If you choose hybrid school, this means that you will be spending part of your time in school, and part of your time online. Not sure what to decide? Here are some facts about hybrid school at FMS. Hybrid school will begin on Nov. 30. Parents and students will have the choice to either start hybrid or continue to be fully remote. Students who choose hybrid will be separated into two teams; Blue and Gold. Blue would be in school for one week and then attend online school for the following week, and the same with the Gold team on alternating weeks. Everyone will still be asynchronous on Fridays, meaning that there will be no formal teaching that day. At the start of each hybrid student’s day, they’ll need to complete a health screening form that will confirm whether or not they have a COVID-19 symptom. Both campuses will continue bussing which means that while you are on the bus you’ll need to follow the bus protocol in order to make sure that you and others around you stay safe. If you are returning, during your “lunch period” lunches will not be served to students. Your lunch period and recess will be used as a time for you to socialize with your peers in a socially distanced matter -- and outdoors when the weather permits -- so make sure you dress warmly for lunch. Students will be given packaged lunches at the end of the day to be sent home with them to eat after school. You can visit the Franklin Township Schools website for more information on the cleaning of the schools. If you are a part of a club, then you will continue your meetings fully remote. Check in with your club advisors for more details. When walking in the hallway to your classes, there will be tape on the floor to help keep students safe. The yellow tape will show which side you are supposed to walk on, depending on what way you are going, and the blue tape will be where students should be walking so that they are socially distancing. Staircases will have arrow signs that will indictate whether it is a staircase for “up” or “down” traffic. Bathroom breaks for students will require “virtual” hall passes (a Google form) and will be monitored for limited of students in the restroom at one time.We will also still have an early dismissal bell schedule for both hybrid and remote learning. You will be able to learn more about remote learning by using the links below. Watch this video LINK released by our school Principals- Return to FMS - School Principals ​ Hybrid Plan-Hybrid Fully Remote Pivot.pdf ​ Fully Remote Plan If you choose to stay remote, then your schedule will change slightly compared to how it is now. Kids ​ choosing the remote option will follow our minimum session day schedule. The days where you’ll log into your virtual classes will be the same. Monday-Thursday will be synchronous learning and Friday will be an asynchronous day where you’ll complete any assignment your teacher gives you without the live instruction. Remote Plan - 6 Minute video from School District -Full Remote for All.mov ​

Virtual Halloween Bash FMS Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Virtually: Three Days of Fun by Maya Pabuwal by Breanna Nwachukwu

Here at our FMS campuses, we like to celebrate the diversity of our community``. The Halloween Bash took So that is exactly what we did during Hispanic Heritage month, which runs from place on the 30th of September 15th to October 15th. It celebrates all Hispanic cultures and the impact that they October from 6pm to have on the United States of America. So from October 13th through the15th, the FMS 8pm. The event had 3 Diversity Club, the PBSIS Club and the dance classes worked together to create an amazing breakout rooms where you three day virtual celebration in honor of Hispanic Heritage month. Students were able to could make a haunted sign in to watch the assembly presentations using a Zoom link each day after school ended. house, play kahoot, or participate in a costume Day 1 (Link) ​ ​ party. There was a main room where everybody On October 13th, there was a presentation from the Diversity Club which is advised by Mr. Flores (a social studies could dance to songs like Monster Mash, and some teacher at HSC), and Ms. Figueroa (an ELA teacher at SGS). Mr. Flores gave a presentation about what it means to be TikTok songs. The D.J. Mr. Porter from the Hispanic. He also included a performance from his two talented brothers dancing to a song. Next, there was a Hamilton Campus, was nicknamed DJ Avatar presentation from Ms. Figueroa, which was about famous Hispanic people who have made sure that we have because of his costume which was Aang from entertainment in our lives. Some of the people that were mentioned are Marc Anthony, Selena Quintanilla and Jose Avatar: The Last Airbender. In the main room, they Balvin, (Aka J Balvin). There were additional presentations and performances about what it means to be Hispanic also held the viewing of the Thriller dance from several teachers and students. Many students and staff put some hard work into this video presentation. competition, which was later judged by some Day 2 (Link) ​ ​ teachers and a 6th grader named Samuel. They On October 14th, the PBSIS Club planned a really fun day. The PBSIS club is run by Mr. Porter, an ELA teacher at chose a couple of people from each breakout room HSC. There was a cool musical performance from Mr. Porter, Ms. Ketrow and Mrs. Francis, singing a Spanish song who were the winners, the prizes were in a range while teaching us about some important Hispanic people. There was also a poem read by a student, and a dance from from soaring slips, to gift cards. another student as well. The video assembly also included a quick presentation reminding students about Warrior goals, how to get virtual Warrior tokens and how to use them. There was also a give-away of cool prizes. And at the The winners of each breakout room were as follows: end, viewers got to play a fun Kahoot game giving everyone a quiz on Hispanic countries and other stuff and the three Dance Contest - Haleigha J. winners got more prizes. Congratulations to all the prize winners! Costume Contest - Noah M.A., Gianna G., and Day 3 (Link) ​ ​ Joshua K. The day that everyone had been waiting for was the third day, when viewers got the chance to see all the dance Scary Kahoots - Anthony H., , Zach B. and Marie S. classes perform. There were a lot of sneak peaks that really got everyone excited to see what the dance classes had Haunted House - Pietro R.S., Maya P. and Dhrumi prepared for us. The FMS dance teachers are Mr. Ramos at HSC, and Ms. Strand at SGS. The advanced classes had P. gathered around at the school parking lots to dance and put this together. There were also some solo dances, and a performance from the contemporary dance classes. This day was a big success and everyone really enjoyed watching Overall the Halloween Bash was so much fun and these talented dancers dance. You could say that this assembly event was virtual but the fun was real! Thank you to so amazing. Thank you to the PTSO and the Student everyone who made this virtual celebration possible. I hope you all enjoyed this event as much as I did. You can see the video assembly here by clicking the yellow links above. Enjoy! ¡Disfrutalo! ​

I​ ssue 1 . November . 2020 Council for organizing this event. It was one of a kind.

Virtual World of Music by: Saniya Sewnarine & Isha Agarwal ​ Shout-outs for the FMS music staff! ★Mr. Aragones (band and musical keyboarding) ★ Mr. Fairbanks (band) ★ Ms. Nowick (orchestra) ★ Ms. Ocasio (orchestra and musical keyboarding) ★ Ms. Rad (choir)

Thank you all for your gallant efforts and persistence throughout these unprecedented times.

HSC SGS Here at FMS we take part in many musical Music is one of the most wonderful things that has ever been created. From jazz components from chimes to guitar. Earlier to rock to classical to pop, everyone has either heard or played music. But let’s focus on this year, remote learning went from a two our very own middle schools. At FMS, there is a band, orchestra, choir, and more! To be week variation back in March, to something in one or more of these programs is truly a privilege, and following is some of the magic that may end up being year round for the 2020-21 school the FMS music program has to share. year. This has led to differences in teaching as well as One music program available at both campuses is band where students can choose from a variety of learning in classes, or more specifically the orchestra instruments such as saxophone, flute, clarinet, percussion, and much more! Also, if you make it into Jazz program, which contains a variety of string instruments ranging from basses to violins. Across both of the FMS Band or Wind Ensemble, you get a trip--- to Dorney Park competition. Even through these difficult times, campuses, there are currently 170 students from all grades the music teachers still find a way to make it feel like you’re part of a loving community. Band also has a who are enrolled in orchestra. Compared to other years, spring and end-of-year concert. Learning an instrument can be a little tricky, but once you get in the remote learning with musical instruments definitely holds groove, you’ll never want to stop! As a part of band myself, I can truly say some challenges, whether it be a lagging connection, not that music has made me a different person. Another remarkable FMS being able to hear anyone, cameras, or really anything else program is orchestra which offers quite a lovely group of instruments. you can think of. These range from violins to violas to bass to cellos! Each student who Ms. Nowick, our orchestra teacher, agrees that the process is participates learns something that they’ll never forget. If you make it into not easy. She offers that, “The hardest thing about remote ​ the competition orchestra, you get to go to Dorney Park to play and battle orchestra class is how impossible it is to play together, hear each other, and react to each other's performances in real with other schools. You also get a spring and end-of-year concert, just like time. We can only see each other on tiny screen boxes, with a the band. Don’t underestimate the music programs! They can be life-changing. slight bandwidth delay. The two most important pieces of One student in orchestra says, “I love orchestra. Although it’s a bit difficult to get the full experience right group playing - looking and listening - are right out the now, our teacher provides us with extra help if we get stuck. It truly is a fun experience. My teacher window! We are all single soloists instead of one big brings humor to the class and still teaches us important things.” orchestra.” Chorus is another musical program at SGS. Students say that it’s a little different from in-person, but According to Ms. Nowick, students are currently working on looking to the bright side, there are many great alternatives. In choir, there are three different sections. winter music via Zoom rehearsals and she is hoping to have a Sopranos (high), altos (medium), and baritones (low). In fact, just like band and orchestra, there is a small virtual performance with at least a representative group competition choir in which students can compete against other schools. A final music program here at of middle school string musicians sometime in the near future. Personally speaking as someone who is in the SGS is musical keyboarding. Not many schools have this wonderful class where students learn the basics ​ orchestra, it’s definitely an unusual experience not being able of the keyboard. You might learn things from hand placements to your favorite songs! Some things the to see or hear everyone. However, this can be a good students have also done is play chords and watch pianists play on Youtube. Musical keyboarding is an learning experience as we become more independent as endlessly fun program and teaches students great things about playing the keyboard. It’s a great way to musicians and students. Ms. Nowick agrees with this, make friends and learn something new! SGS has great music programs to offer, and the teachers that “Learning to be a soloist can be a good thing. We are ​ make all the difference. learning confidence, independence, and a better Even as students are learning remotely, isolated, the teachers still find a way to make their class special. I understanding of where our strengths and weaknesses are,” personally love being in the music programs at school. It gives me something to look forward to and the she states. And, an unexpected benefit of playing from music itself always puts a smile on my face. Even ask a student who isn’t in music programs, “Honestly, home has been that the students are getting to meet all the orchestra family cats on Zoom, something we never got to do if I were in that class (musical key-boarding), I know I’d have a blast.” This shows how all of our students in school! know just how great SGS makes music. Overall, music has had a great impact on many students - and So, let’s rise to the challenges and keep making music in people in general. It can even improve your academic performance! So what in the world are you waiting these virtual times for?! Sign up for a music program and you won’t regret it.

Tech Time - Get to Know Digital Devices ​ ​ By Arham Syed and Elangkathir Elamaran ​ Hello and welcome to the first edition of Tech Time! In this edition, we will be talking about the new 12, and we will give you a few tips and tricks for Chromebooks! Let’s go!! What to know about the new Almost everyone in the USA knows about the upcoming Iphone 12 by Apple, inc. Apple revealed the phone in an online event on October 13, along with the “ mini”. When Apple released the phone, everyone went crazy. Apple surprised many people with the iPhone 12. The internet flooded with controversy over the phone. But, what exactly did they reveal? Let’s find out. First, let's talk about the new features on the iphone 12. There are four models available; the iphone 12 mini, Iphone 12, , and iphone 12 Pro max. The iphone 12 mini and iphone 12 have two cameras, while the iphone 12 pro and pro max have 3 cameras. They all come equipped with an l.e.d. display, face id, and Apple’s new a14 bionic chip. A bionic chip is the cpu of a phone. Apple’s a14 bionic chip is the fastest chip ever to be placed in a smartphone. The iphone 12 mini is the budget version of the iphone 12 (Much like the samsung s10e). It starts at $599. The iphone 12, iIphone 12 pro, and iphone 12 pro max start at $699, $999, and $1,099 respectively. Now that we know the features of the iphone 12 series, let’s talk about what’s new. First of all, the iphone 12 series are Thick. They have about the same thickness as an ! Talk about a blast from the past. Second, Apple said that they are not including a power adapter and headphones for the iphone 12. They are including a charging cable, though. Apple explained that they decided not to include headphones and a power adapter to reduce waste. You can use the same power adapter and headphones from any previous iphone models from 2017 to now. This has received a lot of controversy from people since many people are upgrading from the /7 to the 12. They would have to buy separate headphones and a charger. Other people say that this does not reduce waste, it only creates more. I personally think that Apple made a good move by removing the headphones and power adapter from the iphone 12 box. The iPhone 12 starts a new era for Apple. This is the first Apple phone with 5g connectivity, the fastest chip in the smartphone ever, and no headphones/power adapter in the box. I can't wait for the iphone 12 series to come out. See you in the edition of TECH TIME! Chromebooks tips As we all know, shortcuts make our life a whole lot easier. Especially keyboard shortcuts! However, most of the time we rack our brains on where to find shortcuts or what keys to press to deploy certain shortcuts. There are also so many shortcuts that we might not even know about. However, this tip will instantaneously give you access to all the shortcuts. To do this, simply press ctrl + alt + ?. By doing this, a page will pull up on your screen telling you every ​ ​

I​ ssue 1 . November . 2020 single shortcut that is available on Chromebook. You can also go into different categories for different types of shortcuts or, you can type what shortcut you want in the search bar, and it will tell you which keys to press to access those shortcuts. I hope this tip was helpful, and I will be sure to provide even more tips for you in the future.

Warrior Times One School, Two Campuses- HSC Campus

FMS@HSC -Dr. Solomon Welcomes Students Celebrating Students of the Month! Back Into The Building by Saniya Sewnarine ​ Here is a quick shoutout to all of our PBSIS student of the month winners so far for the months of September and October (you know who you are!) These students were recognized and nominated 415 Francis Street by their teachers for a Somerset, New Jersey 08873 variety of things that they Phone: 732-249-6410 Fax: 732-246-0770 do to be good FMS citizens in Dr. Nicholas Solomon Mrs. Tania Kelly Mrs. Torrie Rumph-Hurd Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal our school community. From FMS @ Hamilton Street Campus Students: having exemplary grades to

Welcome Back!!!! On November 30th we will begin Hybrid Learning across the district and we representing our school by look forward to having our students back in the building. As we embark on this new chapter, being safe, kind, respectful, responsible, being accountable and the administration, teachers, and support staff are totally committed to providing a safe, showing integrity -- we congratulate these students for doing positive, and academically rich learning just that. Let’s give a round of applause and best wishes for the environment. duration of this school year! The award is virtual, but the pride FMS @ Hamilton Street Campus has made is real. safety our #1 priority as we want to remind our students of our 3 W’s. Wear your mask, Congratulations to: ​ ​ Wash your hands and Watch your distance. This will help guide us through ​ ​ September winners: each class period and school day. ​ 6A: Jadelyn Juarez, Matthew Luna We will continue to offer rigorous academic 6B: Nick Pride, Sydney Bobbitt classes, highly engaging elective offerings, 7A: Dorian Wilson, Abigail Balda and a state-recognized program in Fine, ​ Visual, and Performing Arts. I encourage 7B: Kenya Lozoya, Stafford Ferguson each student to set goals with their family and 8A: Jayden Packwood, Mia Gastosani I challenge you to reach those goals with the 8B: Lamar Bracy, Chelsea Barnaby support of our teaching staff and parents. It is imperative that we work together to ensure our best potential is exhibited every day inside and outside the . Yes, we will be in a October winners: Hybrid learning environment but together we can figure out how to meet your needs. 6A: Kayla Tucker, Aziah Patterson ​ ​ On behalf of the FMS @ HSC Administrative Team, we look forward to an amazing year 6B: Inniyah Worthen, Noah Mosley-Aviles working with you and your family. It is imperative that we work together to ensure our best potential is exhibited every day in and out of the classroom. The time in which we live is 7A: Aniyah Wroten, Aidan Mchayle challenging, yet extremely exciting. Let us walk into this new beginning determined to be part 7B: Zenayda Albert, Samuel Burrell of a winning team in which we can all be most proud. 8A: Joey Danielson, Ada Canales I wish you the best this school year. Go, Warriors! 8B: Valentina Morales , Ni’Jadah Woodward ​ Sincerely, Click here for the video - October Student of the month ​ ​ ​ Dr. Nicholas Solomon Ed.D Principal

Welcome to New Teachers -- What Is Your Why? ​ ​ The Warrior Times staff asked our newest staff members a few questions. Take some time to get to know three of our new Franklin Warrior Teachers here. What inspired you to join this profession? How long have you been teaching? Did you have a favorite job before teaching? What is your “Why”?

I​ ssue 1 . November . 2020 Mrs. Caravano Ms. Torgerson Mr. Flores This is my first official year at FMS, but my tenth year teaching. When I was in elementary school I had a friend with My track coaches served as a Prior to Franklin, I taught middle school math/science in disabilities and it opened my eyes to the world of big inspiration to being an Denville and Clark, New Jersey. I received my education from special education. Ever educator, as they were a big Kean University where I studied Earth Science and Special since then, I've wanted to part of my academic success Education. Before becoming a teacher, I worked odd-end jobs be a Special Education and were very supportive of (babysitting, Dairy Queen, etc.), but once I got to college, I teacher. me through my high school became a teacher assistant in a special education school. From This is my very first year career. I saw the influence working there, it opened teaching. I just graduated they had on students inside my eyes to a new world college in May, and I am and outside the classroom and in education which so excited and honored to I was able to witness their positive impact. It was then that inspired me to go into the have my first teaching job I knew I wanted the opportunity to change someone's life special education field. ever at FMS @ HSC. for the better and to become an educator. This is my first What is my “Why?”... While I was in college, I ​ year of teaching but I was a substitute for a few years prior Throughout my teaching was a Teacher's Assistant to this. I worked at a restaurant for a long time and I was career, I have always at an out of district school able to meet a lot of amazing people during that time. It been passionate about for kids with Autism. I absolutely loved it! I loved was probably one of my favorite places that I worked at. equal opportunities. Whether it be gender, race, or disability -- helping my students grow and learn new things. everyone deserves an equal opportunity to learn. I have driven What is my why?... I think everyone deserves to have ​ my career around that statement, specifically in the field of What is my “Why”?...Everyone has something to ​ ​ someone in their corner that supports and believes in them. special education. I have studied and worked with children ages offer this world, despite differing abilities. I believe We all face many challenges in life that sometimes make 3-21 of multiple disabilities; I promote educating oneself rather that all students deserve to learn and feel important. things seem impossible but we all need to be reminded that than passing judgement. Every student has the right to learn, Being a Special Education teacher gives me the it can be done. I hope I serve as not only an inspiration to explore, and push themselves to endless limits. I am proud as I opportunity to help students discover their worth and my students but as a support system that guides them to see the continuous hard work and dedication the students give potential their goals. year after year.

Celebrating Hindu ​ H​ olidays The Real Warriors By: Dhrumi Pandya Advisors: SGS:​ Mrs. Holzer & Mrs. Klinck When you think of holidays in the fall season, you might think of HSC: Mrs.​ Trach Halloween or Thanksgiving, but Hindus, ​ s​ uch as me, we think of Layout Editors: Navratri, Dussehra, Karva Chauth, and Diwali. Two of the holidays go SGS:​Stasha Holzer side by side -- which are Navratri and Dusherra. HSC:​Dhrumi Pandya Navratri comes five times in a year P​ anchang - Chaitra, Aashad, Ashwin, Paush and Magh, but only celebrate two Chaitra and Ashwin. The most Isha Agarwal important one is Sharada (Ashwin) Navaratri. The Aleshia Belizaire holiday is celebrated for nine days, (sometimes Maria Dominguez Hernandez ten) for the nine forms of Goddess Durga. The Elangkathir Elamaran forms are Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Gabriella Fuentes Skandamata, Katyayani, Kaalratri, Mahagauri and Siddhidhatri. This holiday is celebrated to declare the triumph of good over evil. Gujarati’s Aiden Guerrero do a traditional folk dance called garba with traditional clothes called Stasha Holzer chaniya-choli and kediyo and dhoti. Garba is a dance style that originates Eliana Montas from the state of Gujarat, India. The name is derived from Garbha Caitlin Mullen ('womb') and Deep ('a small earthenware lamp') in Sanskrit. Many typical garbas are carried out around a central lit lamp or an image of the Breanna Ihechi Nwachukwu Goddess Shakti or statue. Maya Pabuwal Dussehra is celebrated at the end of Navratri, on Dhrumi Pandya the tenth day and many people call it Vijay- Saara Pawar Dashmi. Dussehra is to ​remember goddess Ivy Pennyfeather Durga's victory over the buffalo demon Mahishasura , God Rama's victory over the Elizabeth Sack demon king Ravana, and protect dharma. T​ he Siya Sanghavi festival’s name is derived from the Sanskrit words Shanon Schwarz dasha​ (“ten”) and h​ ara​ (“defeat”). People in India celebrate this holiday Saniya Sewnarine by putting on a play called “Ram leela” which is the story of Ramayana. Jayan Shah They also burn effigies of the demon king Ravana. This holiday is only celebrated for one day but it marks the start of Diwali Preparations Hayagreev Shankar Karthik which comes 20 days after Dussehra. If you want to know the full story of Dharti Shastri Ramayana press the link: Angel Simmons Click here for video:​ Story​ of Ramayana Arham Syed

Book Reviews -- Grab a Book and Get Reading By: Saniya Sewnarine

Title: Death Note Title: The End And Other Beginnings: Stories From The Future ​ ​ ​ Author: Tsugumi Ohba Author: Veronica Roth ​ ​ Illustrator: Takeshi Obata Book Type: Novel ​ ​

I​ ssue 1 . November . 2020 Book type: Manga Series (and anime) Genre: Short Story, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction ​ ​ Genre: Mystery Psychological Thriller, Supernatural, Others written by Veronica Roth: ‘Divergent Trilogy’, ​ ​ Thriller ‘Carve The Mark’ & ‘The Fates Divide’, ‘Chosen Ones’, Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐★ ‘Four a Divergent Collection’ ​ Quote: ”When you die, I’ll be the one writing your name Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐★ ​ ​ ​ ​ in my Death Note.” - Ryuk Quote: “Everyone had a death song, no matter how young or healthy they were, and ​ everyone had a life song, even when they were dying. Everyone was both dying and Synopsis: College bound, Light Yagami discovers an living at the same time.” - Darya (Hearken) ​ odd notebook lying in the school's courtyard. He soon Synopsis: learns that the notebook possesses the power of the The End And Other Beginnings is conceived of six short stories, “Inertia”: In result of ​ ​ ​ ​ Shinigami, its rules go as stated: “If someone’s name is a terrible car accident a young woman uses technology to see the memories of her written on it while the writer imagines that person’s face, former best friend. “The Spinners”: Driven by a previous death a young bounty ​ ​ he or she will die.” Overcome with his newfound power, hunter--more or less with her sister-- spends her time hunting parasitic aliens. Light sets out to kill those unworthy under the alias “Hearken”: In a world where some have the choice to hear music that defines the life ​ known as Kira, now with(out) the help of Ryuk the or the death of a person Darya must decide. “Vim and Vigor”: After losing one of their ​ ​ Shinigami, and some girl named Misa, Light must do so own a group of friends must examine the impact. “Armored Ones” and “The ​ ​ ​ without being found out by the mysterious detective Transformationalist”: Both reside in Roth’s “Carve The Mark” universe although both ​ ​ ​ known only as ‘L’ who is determined to end his reign. still stand alone, showing characters such as Teka who sets out to kill the one and only Cyra Neavek in critical moments.These stories together introduce family, revenge, romance, and loss into Roth’s own futuristic world.

D.I.Y. - T-Shirt Pumpkins by: Dhrumi Pandya You can make these colorful pumpkins to decorate your home for the fall season or use them as gifts. Materials - Any Old t-shirt - The Cardboard of a toilet paper roll - Hot glue - Toilet Paper Rolls - scissors Steps 1. Take your old t-shirt and cut it horizontally about half way 2. Tuck the t-shirt in the hole on top and bottom of the toilet paper roll 3. Secure the inside of the t-shirt with hot glue 4. Scrunch up the the cardboard and add it on top 5. Repeat steps 1-4 for as many pumpkins you want to make

Recipe - Cinnamon Sugar Apple Sticks ​ By: Dhrumi Pandya

INGREDIENTS

- 4 Large Flour Tortillas - 1/2 can of apple pie filling - 1 cup Sugar - Cinnamon (to taste) - 1/2 stick Butter

PREPARATION

1. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees 2. In a bowl, mix the sugar and cinnamon together 3. Open the apple pie can and try to get out more apples than sauce 4. Microwave the butter until it softens 5. Butter the tortilla on both sides 6. Add a line of the filling to the tortilla 7. Sprinkle a little bit of the cinnamon sugar mixture on the filling 8. Roll up the tortilla -- Cut it into four pieces 9. Roll each piece into the cinnamon sugar 10. Take a greased cookie sheet and add the sticks 11. Put them to bake for 20 minutes flipping it every 5 minutes. Then -- Enjoy this sugary, sweet treat!

I​ ssue 1 . November . 2020 School Store is Open

According to the PBSIS Team, over 5,000 virtual Warrior Tokens have been awarded to students in all three grades so far this year. Keep earning and keep shopping!

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