Journey by Cameron

     There's nothing better than going on a great adventure. Or what feels like an adventure. The 
VR Goggles are great if you want one of these experiences! With lots of stuff that you can look at, 
you could go on for hours without taking them off! The modes are kaleidoscope, Arctic journey, Explorer,
Exhibit, and Urban Hike.

     Starting off with Kaleidoscope. This mode is where you fill your screen with different colored shapes.
 As you move your Goggles, the shapes move position. If you push the button on the Goggles, it freezes
 the shapes in place and you can look around at the shapes.

     Now with Explorer. This mode sends you to different places and museums to look at different stuff. 
If you look around and push the button on your Goggles, it sends you to a different place for you to 
explore.

     With Exhibit, you can look at different ancient items and sculptures that people made. If you look 
around, it turns the object. If you push the button, it sends a new item for you to look at.

     Urban Hike is a mode that lets you look at pictures from around the world! It tells you where 
you are if you look down. For example, you can be in Paris, Ile-de-France. If you look down and 
push the button, it puts you in a different location. If you look at the arrows on the ground and push 
the button, you can move around in the location.

     And last but not least, Arctic Journey. This mode has small modes inside the mode. You can fly 
with birds in the sky, you can fish on a boat, and more! This mode can help you relax and is really 
cool since it uses shapes to make the area.

     I think you should try the VR Goggles. They are really cool and don't take much effort to get it 
working and it’s easy to use. This can also help you relax if you are stressed over something. I 
recommend the VR Goggles for people who like to explore and look for something fun to do. That's 
it. Goodbye! :)     

Trying the Guitar by Emma

Trying The Guitar 

The other day I tried the guitar and it was pretty cool.  If you just close your eyes, you can think 
of so many random songs or notes to play. I would really recommend trying out the guitar sometime.
 It's really neat.  I don't have any experience, but I think I did pretty well. So I really recommend you 
try this out sometime. :)

Chiefs Parade by Josie

“A Red Snow Day”

By: Josie Casler

On February 2, 2020 the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl against 
the San Francisco 49’s. The following Wednesday February 5 our school
 had a “snow day” for the Super Bowl Champions Parade! On that day I 
woke up bright and early to go to the Chiefs Parade! My dad and I left the 
house at 7:30 and drove to Worlds of Fun to hop on a shuttle that would take 
us to the parade. We got to the stop and had to walk a mile to where we would 
wait for about 4 hours for the parade to start at 11:30. It was a long 4 hour 
wait, but luckily my mom was prepared and packed me and my dad some 
granola bars, Doritos, and water. We stood at our spot for about 3 and 
a ½ hours in the cold, when the parade started, but it didn’t get to where I 
was standing for about 30 minutes. Once the parade started I was a few rows 
back and couldn’t see much. At first it was cheerleaders and other workers. 
Then KC Wolf rode down the road followed by Andy Reid and Clark Hunt 
with his family. Finally, the players started walking and riding down the road 
on their double decker buses! I saw Tyrann Mathieu, Harrison Butker, Patrick 
Mahomes, and my favorite player Travis Kelce. The bus stopped by where 
I was standing and the players had to stop to go to the bathroom and that’s 
when my magical moment happened. First, a tall man in front of me let me 
get in front of him and his girlfriend, so I was in the front row! Then, Travis 
Kelce came out of the bathroom and started giving out high fives, and I was 
someone who got one!! Then, the parade ended and I was so happy!! So, 
if you’re reading this random man and girlfriend; Thank you for letting me in 
front of you!!!

blog by Sydnie

Blog

Thursday 1/16/20 we did a fruit loop project and it was so fun, but there were sometimes 
people who had to ask a lot of questions about some of the things because sometimes it 
was kinda confusing. We had to make a prediction of the quantity, we had to put them into 
fraction, and then we had to put the fractions into percentages. We knew where the numbers 
went because of the colors so like red, orange, yellow, green, purple, blue. Then we had to write 
down the real quantity of the colors, the right fraction, decimal, and percent.

Then after we found those out we had to find out the percent error and we had to show our work 
for each color. How you had to find out the percent error was to take your guess subtracting it by 
the real quantity, next you had to take the real quantity times p would equal the answer you got for 
subtracting, then you had to take the real quantity and divide it with the answer you got with subtracting, 
finally you take your final answer and it's a percent.

Teacher InService by Tanya

February 24th

We will have a teacher inservice day on February 24th. 
That means students will get a day off. Teachers will be 
learning how to improve their teaching skills. They will 
also be looking at student data, to help improve our 
scores.   By Tanya

Upcoming Events by Jaylenn

On Thursday, February 13, 2020 we will be having a half day

for the parent teacher showcase. On the 13th will be getting out at 11:30 a.m. 
The parent teacher conferences go from 1-7 p.m. Friday, February 14, 2020, 
we will not have school so I hope you all enjoy having Valentine’s Day off. 
On Monday, February 17, 2020, we also will not have school because of 
Presidents’ Day. I hope everyone enjoys their 4 day weekend!

Blog by Sydnie Speakman

Blog

Thursday 1/16/20 we did a fruit loop project with a partner and we would have to guess how 
many red, orange, and just each different color that was in there and then we had to separate 
the colors out and put the right amount.