001Well, in a day, you get on the bus and you head home. And soon, it's time to start that homework. What? Hey, anyone can do that routine. But only 20 quick acting, curious, and funloving fifth and sixth graders will have the opportunity to join science club. That's the junior science club. We meet on Tuesdays starting on January 27th in my class, science classroom in the Cedar Ska. Now, Science Club is for anyone who wonders what DNA looks like or how to turn a rainbow white. Did you ever think you could separate water into its hydrogen and oxygen gases? Hey, in science club, we explore things that are unusual, enlightening, and unlike anything else you do during the school day. You want to learn to make butter or maybe ice cream or perhaps a weather predictor?
002Then be sure to turn in a science club permission slip from the cafeteria. Be sure to pick one up. Don't delay because it's guaranteed to lift your spirits and your love for science. Your science knowledge will expand and that aha moment will keep you coming back. You'll say, "Wow, I'm glad I joined fifth sixth grade science club with Mr. Pinkabbec." So get those forms turned into me in the coxa as soon as you can. Thanks a lot. Welcome to the East Middle School morning news show. Please stand for the pledge. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Good morning and welcome to the Elms morning news show. I'm your host Elena.
003Today is Friday, January 9th and we'll be following an A1 day schedule. Please stay tuned for our special guest. >> Good morning everybody. Miss Anderson here. Welcome back to the first Friday of the new year. All right, we're going to do two raffles today because it was advisory week. So we're going to pick for um individual prize and team prize. Girls, give me a drum roll, please. All right. Thank you, Me. All right, everybody's joining in now. HERE WE GO. ALL RIGHT. SO, for individual prize. Oh my gosh. Ben B of of what? Of the Osprey. Is that Ben be a Jerelli? I think. Anyway, um you just played mindfulness, which is awesome. So, Ben, come see me at some point today to pick up your prize. All right. Team prize for some recess. Let's
004go. >> All right, it is Carter Bi. YOU HAVE WON RECESS for the Seahawks, my friend. >> Awesome job. Thank you so much. And you guys have a great weekend. Bye. >> Please stay tuned for a special message from yearbook club. >> First of all, you can't trust everyone. You can't just set this. Your book is going to be amazing. Buy them before January 31st. First of all, you can't trust everyone. You can't trust that this year's yearbook is going to be amazing. Buy them before January 31st. Duration of the video. Attention all students. Yearbook sales end on the 31st. Buy your yearbook now and there's more information in the cafeteria to learn how to buy it. The girls basketball team won their first game of the season 25 to9 over Kelly Middle School. Charlie
005Brennan scored a game high eight points and Cella Chen chipped in in six points. Please stay tuned for Kinley with the Elms lunchtime report and ACU weather forecast. >> Today's lunch is cheese or pepperoni pizza. Tomorrow's lunch is soft pretzel sticks. Today's weather is a high of 49 and cloudy with showers. Now back to Elena. Back to Elena in the studio. Miss Duffan's lessons are fifth grade low brassing learning lab, sixth grade saxophones at 9:49, seventh and eighth grade clarinets at 11:35, and fifth grade hears at 1:35. Miss le Miss Wland's lessons are learning lab durian. This concludes the Elms morning news show. Have a fun Friday and a wonderful weekend.