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Cougar Connect December 13 2018.Pdf A fun newsletter to bring you everything you need and want to know as a Walt Clark Cougar! Created by the Student Life Newsletter Class Published on December 13, 2018 Cougar Calendar……………………....………...………………..……….…………..………..……………………………………..………..…..…….....Page 1 The Ideal List, Students and STEM……..………………..……….…………..………..……..………………..……….…………..…………....….Page 2 About the Winchester Mystery House..………………..……….…………..………..……..………………..……….…………..………..……...Page 3 Fun Things to Do Over Break, Inspiration Station: Winter Theme….………………………………………………………...…….…Page 4 Christmas Traditions Around the World, Pro vs. Con: Homework Club……………………………...……..…………….…..……Page 5 Cougar Jokes, Christmas Gift Ideas ……………………………………….…………………………………..…………………………...….……..Page 6 Christmas Cookies, What Would You Choose?, Dream Places to Live…......…..………...……………...…………………....…...Page 7 Snack Shack, Chess Club………………………………………………………...………………......……………...……………...………………...….Page 8 Weirdest Christmas Happenings, National Days in December…………………………………………………...…………………….. Page 9 Basketball Update, Student Newsletter: Behind the Scenes……….………………………….……………...……………………...….Page 10 Christmas Traditions of Students, Places to Visit…………………………...……...……………...……………...……………………...….Page 11 Top 5 Family Movies of 2018, Christmas…………………………………………………………....………...…..…...……………...………….Page 12 Inventions That Changed History, Upcoming Track Season....……………...……………………..…...……………...………………Page 13 Pearl Harbor………………………………………………………………………..……....…...……………...……………...……………...………………Page 14 September 11, 2001, Pollution….…………………………………………………………………………………………………...…………….……..Page 15 8th Grade MVHS Orchestra Festival …...………………………………………....……………...……………...……………...………..………Page 16 PHILO Canned Food Drive, Animals....…………...……………...…………..……………...……………...……………...……………...………Page 17 School Technology, Cougar Laughs……………………...…...……………...…………..……………...……………...……………...….………Page 18 Cougar Connect Word Search.....……………...………………….………...………………….………...……………………….……………...….Page 19 Surprising Facts about Christmas Songs, Facts about Christmas Trees….....……………...………………….……..……....….Page 20 Best Meals for Christmas, Do you like your locker?...…...…..…...……………...……………...……………...………………………...Page 21 Inspirational Quotes ……………………...…..……………………………………...……….....……………...……………...………………….....…Page 22 December Cougar Calendar Sun Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sat 16 17 18 Band 19 Orchestra 20 21 22 ​ ​ Spirit Ugly Concert 6 pm Concert 6 pm Cozy Spirit Day! STEM Showcase Week! Sweater Festive Holiday Movie / Holiday Hats Day Holiday Day! Character Day! Day! 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 WINTER BREAK → ENJOY THE TWO WEEKS OFF!! 30 31 1 2 3 4 Teacher work 5 ​ WINTER BREAK → ENJOY THE TWO WEEKS OFF!! day ​ 6 7 GBball & 8 9 10 11 12 ​ Wrestling STUCO meeting Begin 8:00-8:40 am 1 *The Ideal List* By Jada Randa and Katie Buchanan ☃ What is your ideal snow day? ☃ ​ ​ We interviewed Chloe Rojas and Adriano Torrez ​ ​ ​ on what their ideal snow day is. What is your ​ ​ ideal snow day? Chloe Rojas: Adriano Torrez: What does your ideal snow day look What does your ideal snow day look like? like? Either sledding or staying at home by Having a sled race with friends! a fire with a good book. How does this represent your How does this represent your personality? personality? “I like books,” she told us, and to be I like to have fun and hang with my at home away from people. “I also like friends. to have fun.” Hot cocoa, tea, or coffee on a snow Hot cocoa, tea, or coffee on a snow day and why? day and why? Hot cocoa. “I like hot cocoa because Hot cocoa! “I like hot cocoa because coffee is gross and tea has no you can add other things to it”. flavor.” Students and STEM By Juliana Kennedy Faith Chermak - What she is learning about in her STEM class is history. The biggest ​ rule in her class is to not talk when the teacher is talking. Her STEM teacher is Mrs. Crumrine. Bianca Garner - What she is learning in her STEM class right know ​ is about making people feel good. The biggest rule in her class is to be respectful to others and the teacher. What they are doing is making Christmas trees to give to other. Her STEM teacher is Mrs. Hafey. 2 About the Winchester Mystery House By: D-Rae Sanchez The Winchester house is an architectural wonder and a historical landmark in San Jose California. This house was once the the personal residence of Sarah Lockwood Pardee Winchester. The widow of William Wirt Winchester and heiress to a large portion of the Winchester repeating arms. Then tragedy befell Sarah, her infant daughter died of a childhood illness. Then a few years later her husband died of tuberculosis. Shortly after her husband's death she moved out of her home that was in New Haven, CT and moved out west to San Jose in California. There she bought an eight room farmhouse and began what could only be described as the longest renovation ever. The reno only stopped when Sarah died in Sept, 5th 1922. From 1886 to 1922 construction seemingly never ceased as the original eight room house. This house grew into the most unusual and sprawling mansion. This house was 24,000 square feet, 10,000 windows, 2,000 doors, 160 rooms, 52 skylights, 47 stairways and fireplaces, 17 chimneys, 13 bathrooms, 6 kitchens, and built a price tag of $5 million dollars in 1923 or $71 million today. But remained was nothing but a mystery, even before passing, rumors of “mystery house” being built by an eccentric and wealthy woman swirled. Was she instructed to build this home by a physic? Was she haunted by ghosts of those felled by the “gun that won the west?” Did construction ever truly stop? But really all we know was the Sarah was an independent woman. And that she had some courage. But she lives on as a legend. So does the mansion. But when you visit the mansion, their have been several reports of paranormal activity. So all we could be wondering is, who is still there? But there is a theory that sticks out, What if there were ghosts telling Sarah what to do? What if she wasn’t the one who was building all those rooms? What if ghosts had her building rooms of where the ghosts died, by the winchester gun? Was she controlled by ghosts, or was she just a crazy old lady? Source: https://winchestermysteryhouse.com/sarahs-story/ 3 Fun things to do over Winter break By Sydney frasier ​ ​ ​ ​ Have you ever found yourself not knowing what to do over winter break? thEn this can help!!! ​ ​ ​ https://www.verywellfamily.com/fun-winter-activities-for-teens-2608987 1. ​Color a coloring page-​Nothing can be more relaxing than having a steaming cup of hot cocoa and a coloring page in the middle of a snowstorm! 2​. ​Watch a movie-​ ​When you feel that there's literally nothing to do… there's always a good movie! 3. ​Make a gingerbread house-​ When you need help getting into the Christmas spirit, all you need is to make a gingerbread house! 4​. ​Volunteer-​ ​Everyone should do this, but when you have nothing to do, then this is even better!!! An example is helping a neighbor shovel!!! 5. ​Go sledding-​ ​It is always fun to do this, but it's even better when you have been in your house all day! 6. ​Have a snowball fight​-When there's snow on the ground, why not play with it? ❄Inspiration Station❄ ❅Winter themed❅ By Jada Randa 4 Christmas Traditions Around the World By Tessa Vittorio There are many Christmas Traditions around the world. Some people celebrate religious ​ traditions like Hanukkah or Christmas. Different families have different traditions. In the ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Philippines there is a Giant Lantern festival. This festival is celebrated on the Saturday before ​ ​ Christmas Eve in the city of San Fernando. They hold a Building the Best Lantern competition. This festival attracts people from all over the world. The lanterns are built with a variety of materials. The lanterns are lit with electric bulbs, they used to be lit with candles. In Sweden there is a 13 metre-tall Yule Goat. People try to burn the goat. The goat has successfully been ​ ​ burned 29 times. In Austria there is a demon-like beast that roams the streets and scares the kids, punishing the bad kids. This beast is St. Nicholas’ evil associate, Krampus. In this tradition ​ ​ ​ ​ St. Nicholas rewards the nice little boys and girls. When St. Nicholas is out rewarding the good kids, Krampus is capturing the naughty kids. In the first week of December young men dress up as Krampus and scare the little kids with their chains and bells. In Norway, people hide their ​ brooms because they believe that evil spirits came out on the night of Christmas Eve and would ​ take the brooms and ride on them. This tradition dates back centuries ago. In Columbia people ​ ​ place little candles that have paper around them to make it look like a rose, people place theses ​ ​ ​ ​ candles in their windows. They do this to celebrate the Virgin Mary. Neighborhoods also compete to see which family or household has the best flower arrangement in their front yards. No matter what type of Christmas tradition your family celebrates, it’s just a way to spend time with your family or friends. Source: https://www.momondo.com/discover/article/christmas-traditions-around-the-world ​ Pro vs Con: Homework Club ​ ​ By Juliana​ Kennedy I asked Marianna Thomas and Mrs. Hardouin ​ ​ ​ what they thought about homework club. Pros Cons ​ ​ ● You can get your homework done. ● You might need a ride home. ● You can get help with what you don’t ● If you mess around no work gets done. know. ● Your friends might distract you if you sit by ● You stay on your parents’ good side. them, so don’t. ● You can go get books to read. ● You stay in school another hour. 5 Cougar Jokes M​ ad​ e ​ by:​ Devinae​ ​ ​Sanchez​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 1. A teacher asked her students to use the word "beans" in a sentence. "My father grows beans," said one girl. "My mother cooks beans," said a boy. A third student spoke up, "We are all human beans.” 2. Can a kangaroo jump higher than the Empire State Building? Of course. The Empire State Building can't jump. 3. Did you hear about the kidnapping at school? It's okay. He woke up. 4. What do you call a pig that does karate? A pork chop.
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