Students “Treated” to Harvest Festival Activities Screaming Eagle Hot
SERENDIPITY CENTER - 503-761-7139 Volume 5, Issue 2 - December 2018
Important Dates: Students “Treated” to Harvest Festival Activities
December 3: It sure was a treat to get to spend Halloween celebrating the Harvest NO LOWER Festival, and boogying down at the SCHOOL— Halloween dance with all of our Professional Serendipity friends! Students got their Development Day faces painted, made popcorn from calico corn, picked pumpkins, and got spooked at the Halloween December 19: dance. Students enjoyed getting to wear their costumes during the WINTER BALL: whole celebration. Thank Time TBD you to everyone who made the Harvest Festival and Halloween Dance a great success!
December 24- January 4: NO SCHOOL— Have a Great Winter Break!
Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, and this year, in Portland, Screaming Eagle Hot Sauce Needs a New Label!!! Oregon, falls on While the name will stay the same, the Friday, December 21, 2018 at 2:23 pm PST label for the “Screaming Eagle” hot sauce will renew every year as the sauce Sunrise is at 7:47am, and changes, and we need your help! Draw sunset is at 4:30pm, your design on the paper provided by your making for a day lasting classroom staff, and then submit to Arianna only 8 hours, 42 minutes, for consideration by December 13th. Staff will and 10 seconds long! vote to decide the winning label.
Newsletter Created by Staff and Students of Serendipity Center, Inc. SERENDIPITY CENTER - THE EAGLE’S SCREAM December 2018
ARTIST’S CORNER
Artist: Charles Medium: Colored Pencil on Paper Title: “Bateevee” Title: “Pika-Robin” Title: “The Joking-Meowth”
Room 108 Displays Random Understand By Amy Acts of Kindness Under the tree, down the rabbit hole, where secrets lie No one can see through the veil of life Doing the things you’re most afraid of helps you open doors November 27th Everyone knows a secret no one else knows was “Random Room for learning Acts of Kindness” Day, and to Searching for wisdom celebrate, Room Tasting the knowledge on the tip of my tongue 108 wrote uplifting Anyone can judge messages on the No one knows the pain that someone feels oranges and Don’t be afraid of learning more bananas served at meals, to inspire staff and students.
Cayle in Caught his kale costume in the Moment The moments Room 8 students Rylan that make and Xander plant some garlic on the Staff show off their Serendipity Growing Minds Farm Halloween “spirits” shine
Anthony (Rm. 3) completed the prompt “I am…” through collage.