001reading becomes a little harder and her school work starts piling up because she can't seem to finish it during the class periods. She starts to feel a little bit worried. What's going on? Stella finds out that she has something called dyslexia. People with dyslexia's brains work a little bit differently when it comes to reading. With help from her supportive and caring teachers and family and friends, Stella starts to learn things in different ways, which helps her understand. There's some really special things about the story mixed up. It was inspired by my experiences as an elementary school teacher with my own students who had dyslexia and also my daughter Stella's dyslexia journey. Mixed Up is a story about friendship, courage, and what makes each of us special. [Music] When I read a good story and really
002focus, I'm ready to write my own story. [Music] When I make something work, I feel like I can build anything. When I discover a great character, I want to make my own character. >> Because I'm a creator. I'm a creator. I'm a creator >> and creators start here. >> Welcome to the East Slide Middle School morning news show. Please stand for the pledge. I pledge aliance 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 Nora. >> And I'm your host, Taylor. Today is Tuesday, September 16th, and we will be following an A1 day schedule. The East Line Middle School cross country team
003opened their season with a dominant showing as the boys and girls captured first place at last week's meet. On the boy side, Jim Jimmy Balard led the way. Joey Shivers, Jackson Smith, Merrick Raycraft, and Will Sheldon with Tyler Hartzell and Anthony Guvara all ran well. The girls team was just as impressive, sweeping the top spots for a perfect team score. Taylor Maynard, Ella Hopkins, Brook Brooklyn uh Kuzac, Libby Jenna, and Evelyn Hartzell. Reese Stefanki and Macy Lloyd were among the top finishers. Great job, you slime. The Elm Service Club gives students the chance to work together and find meaningful ways to help each other. Members will identify agencies or organizations, families, or individuals who need support and then create an action plan to provide help. The club is open to students in grades 6 to
0048 with a limit of 15 members. Club forms club forms are due on Friday, September 19th. The first meeting starts on Monday, September 22nd. Permission slips are in the cafeteria for video journalism club. Please stay tuned for Elena with the Elm's lunchtime report and ACE weather forecast. >> Good morning. Welcome to the El's lunchtime report in ACUI weather forecast. Today's lunch is hot dog. Tomorrow's lunch is orange chicken. Today's weather is in the is sunny and with a high of 75. Tomorrow's weather is passing showers with a high of 73. Now back to Taylor and Nor. Uh, Miss Dhan's lessons today are fifth grade eons or some eupformed. Yeah. Um, during learning lab, sixth grade percussion at 9:49. >> Seventh grade saxopones at 11:35. Uh, sixth grade >> euphoniums at 1:35. >> Miss Wendon's lessons
005are learning lab >> ado. Adigum.