001Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paper boy, even I get to live here. Somebody tell me please. [music] This whole world can feel your need. Flowers as you [music] know your true. Then a little voice inside you whisper, "You don't [music] say out your dreams so soon. Everywhere [music] you look, everywhere is a heart. I'm here to hold on to [music] everywhere you look. Where you somebody who needs you everywhere you look. When you're lost out there and you're all alone, light is waiting to carry you home. Everywhere you look, Good morning, Lakes Nation. I'm Abby Ray. And I'm Payton Flavy. >> Today is Friday, November 24th. Let's start with the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it
002stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> For lunch today, we're serving loaded perogis, a fan favorite. Don't miss it. Attention high school students. If you haven't already done so, make sure to complete the online Google form sent through about the half day on November 26th. It only takes a minute. Get it done. Students in grades 10 through 12 interested in joining the JOTC program at the CDC in January, stop by the high school office today for more information. Now, let's take a break and check in with Mattie Simons for our weekend weather. [music] Good morning, Mike Nation. I'm Maddie Simons, and here's your weekend weather. Friday, expect occasional rain and drizzle throughout the day. Temperatures climb to about 57 degrees before dropping [music] to about 40 overnight. If you're
003heading out, bring an umbrella. Saturday turns cooler and mostly cloudy. Not [music] much sunshine, but the rain moves out. We'll see a daytime high near 49°. And by [music] Saturday night, temperatures fall to the freezing mark at 32°. Sunday, plenty of [music] sunshine and a pleasant high around 55. The cool, crisp fuel returns Sunday night with lows near 37. and overall a beautiful day. That's all for your weekend weather. Back to you in studio. [music] >> Thanks, Maddie. Get ready to make a little history today. During all lunch period, students can pay just $2 to pie Mr. Poland. Yes, you heard that correctly. Pi Mr. Poland. Bring your dollars and your aim. Student council is also hosting hat day today. Pay a dollar to wear your hat and all proceeds will be donated to the
004Carmichael's food bank. >> Our schoolwide food drive continues now through December 5th. Middle school students, donate in your home rooms. High school students, drop items in room S20 122 next to the art room. The home room with the most donations wins donuts. Glorious delicious donuts. Congratulations to the middle school boys basketball team on its 38 to12 victory over West Green. The team is now 2 and 0. Attention seniors, the third trip deposit is due on November 25th. Also, seniors, please pick up a donut order form in Miss Thomas' room. Money and orders are due on December 4th. These fundraisers are necessary for the trip to happen. Merciful Makes is wrapping up their Operation Christmas Child Collection today. Is the last day to donate toys, school supplies, and hygiene items for children in need. Drop items
005in the box outside room S123 near the art room stairs. Thank you for helping make a difference around the world. >> Now for today's video spot. About a month ago, we sent out a survey asking you to rank your top teachers. >> Well, the results are finally in. Roll it. two one. >> This is top 10 teachers and flying in at number 10 is Mrs. Menhart. She's one of the kindest people and creates the perfect environment in her library. >> Sit down, Lucy. This is Lucy, our library dog. She's 3 years old. She's a burner doodle. That's her breed and she was trained to come to school every day with me. >> At number nine, it's the man, the myth, the legend himself, Mr. Lane. >> Guys, I'm just going to go over the notes
006with you real quick here as what we did in chapter three on the nail delta. And uh we have delta area the mouth of the river cataracts rocky stretches marked by swift currents and and rapids. >> At number eight is Mr. Allen. He surely knows how to bring the fun into teaching. >> Yeah. >> ALL RIGHT LADIES, IT'S YOUR TURN. Uh who's up? >> Me. >> All right, Lala. What is the variable that changes in an experiment? >> The independent variable. >> Independent variable. All right, come on down. She's going for two points. ALL RIGHT, LADIES. 14, >> BOYS ZERO. Where was it? Ladies six, boys seven. What was it? >> At number seven, it's Mr. Perkins. He sure knows how to make science fun with cool activities >> like the pumpkin drop. >> Um,
007we'll have a nice big Halloween um lab and then we'll have the pumpkin drop. But here is the key for the pumpkin drop. Uh, it's an activity to demonstrate the ability of students to use engineering and structural integrity practices to prevent a pumpkin from cracking or breaking. >> And number six, if you're having a bad day, just know Mr. Mcomes will cheer you up with his energy and personality. >> Okay. Number 24, Jordan. Can you read it for us? >> The name of the protagonist of the story. >> Protagonist. Who can tell me what a protagonist is? >> Bella. >> Character. >> Main character. Absolutely. So, who is the main character of our story? Kani. >> Tom Benny. Go ahead. Write it down. Write it down. At number five, Mission Co. always makes you feel
008welcomed in our classroom. >> Under go under the other one. >> Go. Keep going. >> Just keep going straight. Yeah. And then go up there. Yeah. And then >> number five. >> At number four is Miss Thomas. And she doesn't just speak Spanish. She incorporates her dancing and singing into [music] [singing] [music] bum bum. >> [singing] >> For spots two and three, we had a tie and we let them battle it out themselves. Roll the clip. Can I see you for a second? >> Oh, no. >> So, we got an issue. >> Oh, no. >> You and I right now tied for second top teacher. So, we're going to have to battle it out. >> Bring it on. >> Ready? >> Yeah. Oh. Oh, okay. >> Ready? Ready. [music] >> Finally, at number one is
009Miss Reed. Is there much more to say? >> Do you know what this is for? >> Religious toleration. That's what I'm Is that why I'm getting this? [screaming] I'm number one teacher. [applause] Thanks, guys. That's all for today, Mike's Nation. Fun fact of the day. Did you know that turkeys can blush when they get scared? When they get scared, excited, or flirt, their heads turn bright red. >> Have an amazing weekend, Mike's Nation. Stay warm, stay safe, and we'll see you next week. [singing] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music]