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Atlantic News This Page © 2004 Connelly Communications, LLC, PO Box 592 Hampton, NH 03843- Contributed items and logos are © and ™ their respective owners Unauthorized reproduction 12 of this page or its contents for republication in whole or in part is strictly prohibited • For permission, call (603) 926-4557 • AN-Mark 9A-EVEN- Rev 12-16-2004 PAGE 12A | ATLANTIC NEWS | FEBRUARY 24, 2006 | VOL 31, NO 7 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . SCHOOL NEWS SCHOOL SCENES SMS students celebrate literacy SPECIAL TO 21 VOICES Comparing and con- SEABROOK | Students trasting the two mediums at Seabrook Middle School (print versus movie) and have been celebrating liter- analyzing character more acy in a mighty way this deeply, gave students an school year, thanks in part opportunity to show their to a popular children’s talent and learn through author. applying Howard Gard- It all started with Roald ner’s Multiple Intelligences Dahl, a prolific writer for approach. Whether the the young and one who sixth grade students are appeals to both male and visual, kinesthetic, spatial female adolescents. or interpersonal learners, HITTING THE SLOPES — Seabrook Middle Schoolers were Sixth graders, over the there were activities to offered Winter Adventures this year through the Sea-Arts pro- course of six weeks, could showcase their learning gram. Randy Meldrum, Tyler Dostie, Ericka Griggs, Laura choose from eight different style. Krenzel-Powers, Meghan Chapman, Chelsi Michaud, Lacey Dahl novels with varying For example, students Krenzel-Powers, Armand Blanchard, Tyler Silva, Tez Maria reading levels. The project spent time creating bio- Cole, Alex Chong, Felicia LeBrun, Korey Brown, Trevor Merrill, Paul Michaud, Storm Alton, and Cameron Silva (pic- was begun by Karen pyramids. A bio-pyramid is tured) were among the students who enjoyed skiing and Blethroade, sixth grade lan- EXCITEMENT IS CONTAGIOUS — SMS students have been built starting with the snowboarding at Gunstock. The Winter Adventures program guage arts teacher who is taking part in a variety of activities designed to encourage and name of the character and, will continue with Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing. new to SMS this year. celebrate literacy. Pictured here, Haylee Linscott and by adding one word to Chaperones Melissa Silva, Katie Fernald and Carole Once she had students Kassandra Wildes display their Bio-Pyramids. each succeeding line, the LePauloue were glad to take a few runs with the club. reading, discussing, sum- — Atlantic News Courtesy Photos story unfolds, using two — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo marizing, journaling and words that describe the doing other language arts Thanksgiving week. activities based on the char- character, four words that activities, she, with the Getting input from the acter, setting, plot and story tell the problem the charac- help of her teaching team students was part of what line. These activities ter has to overcome, five mates Lucinda Grondin, helped create excitement allowed students more col- words stating an accom- Amy Hoyt and Candis and engagement on their laboration (gaining social plishment, and so on. Cyan Regan, conjured up the part. Students viewed skills) and freedom of Other activities includ- First Annual Sixth Grade movies based on the books, movement than they typi- ed creating a character Magenta Literacy Event, held during and proceeded to complete cally experience. poem, and character com- parison using a Venn dia- gram, among others. Those who finished the require- Yellow ments enjoyed opportuni- ties for extra activities. Having a culminating VAMOS A COMER! LET’S EAT! — What’s in a Spanish Black event near a holiday, when refrigerator? To find out, seventh graders at Seabrook Middle students are more likely to School have been busy making their own “refrigerators.” This have anxiety and be think- is a great way to display food and discuss favorites — and ing about activities unrelat- some not-so-favorites. Pictured here with their refrigerators ed to class during the are Alayna Perkins, Lacey Krenzel-Powers, Chelsea Ahearn and Jessica Whittemore. school day, is an ideal time — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo to keep students engaged, build on learning, and keep them out of the principal’s office. Would the sixth grade team change anything? Absolutely. There are many ideas for refinement and improvement for next year. But the excitement is conta- gious, and they are already planning a special event in each subject area over the course of the year. Bravo!! HISTORIANS IN SPANISH CLASS — Fifth graders at Seabrook Middle School have been exploring the Mayan Indians. They learned during the course of their study that the Mayans were prolific writ- ers and wrote many books, called “codices.” While the Spanish destroyed most of the Mayan codices, a few survive today and can be found in museums throughout Europe. As a culminating activity, each fifth grader made a codex of their own and filled it with information about the Mayan Indians. Here, Spanish teacher Denise Morrill listens as Abbie Morton shares her codex. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo This Page © 2004 Connelly Communications, LLC, PO Box 592 Hampton, NH 03843- Contributed items and logos are © and ™ their respective owners Unauthorized 21 reproduction of this page or its contents for republication in whole or in part is strictly prohibited • For permission, call (603) 926-4557 • AN-Mark 9A-ODD- Rev 12-16-2004 ATLANTICNEWS.COM |SEACOAST ENTERTAINMENT &ARTS VOL 32, NO 7 | FEBRUARY 24, 2006 | ATLANTIC NEWS | PAGE 5 SEA OPEN YEAR ROUND LIVE GREYHOUND RACING May through September (Call for post times) SIMULCASTING Thoroughbred, Harness and Greyhound Racing from tracks around the country 7 Days and Nignts a week On Route 107 off I-95 at Exit 1 in Seabrook, NH SEABROOK REWARDS Earn a point for every dollar you wager, live or simulcast! 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