Oasis closed out #NationalFFA Week with a fun filled Ag Day. FFA students let their fellow students see animals, floriculture, and mechanics first hand. Thank you FFA students and FFA Advisor Ms. Jackie Bogdanowicz for all your hard work this week and making today so amazing!
To help continue celebrating FFA week, tomorrow is Western Dress Up Day for all students grades K-12. Dust off your boots and finest western attire and show your support for FFA! As always, your outfit must follow Oasis dress code policy and cover as much skin as a school uniform.
Tomorrow is also Ag Day here at Oasis. This is a day that FFA members bring their Supervised Agricultural Experience projects to school and present them for everyone to learn about and enjoy. This includes a variety of livestock, tractors and equipment, vehicles, welding work, soils and plants. Oasis Academy has FFA members this year from middle school, high school, and even some younger that will be participating.
Be sure to ask your students after school what they learned at Ag Day!
The Uniform Store will be OPEN, tomorrow, February 24th, from 2 - 5pm. All IN-Stock logowear is 30% off.
As part of FFA week, FFA students have been visiting classrooms and reading books to the younger students. So wonderful to have this interaction! #FFAweek2022
Oasis Bighorns Varsity lacrosse girls had a team building day watching previous players, Taryn Barrenchea and Madelyn Mikulak. Taryn and Madelyn play at the college level locally for the University of Nevada, Reno lacrosse team. Way to girls! #lacrosse #nevadawolfpack
This week is National FFA Week. Check out the great activities planned. Contact Ms. Bogdanowicz with any questions or more information about FFA at jbogdanowicz@oasisacademyfallon.us.
Reading Tip of the Week: Set aside special reading time (and a special reading place). Setting a designated reading time helps in several ways. First, it allows a parent to plan their day more effectively and make time for reading. It also helps the child, especially reluctant readers, to think of reading as a normal scheduled daily activity. Source: http://www.k12reader.com/
There is still room on both the boys middle school and high school lacrosse teams! Play this fun and fast pace sport. No experience necessary. Team is open to all 5-12 students. Contact Coach Springfield (dspringfield@oanv.org) or Coach Keitz (jkeitz@oanv.org) to join the team!
Don't forget to order your OACP #yearbook for 2021-2022. Yearbooks currently cost $55 and will increase to $60 on April 1. Visit https://yearbookforever.com/ and search for Oasis Academy. #classof2022 #oasisacademy
Students across campus made Valentines for our friends at Homestead Assisted Living. #ValentinesDay2022 #loveforall
Don't forget tomorrow is a dress-up day for Valentine's Day! It is $1 to dress up in Valentine’s colors (pink, red, white, hearts, etc.). Money raised will be donated to the Oasis Offerings Food Pantry. #sharethelove
Another Social Emotional Learning tip from Counselors Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Lenon.
As a reminder the Middle School Red Carpet Dance has been moved to Thursday, February 17. $5 for students dressed in Red Carpet attire
(Dress your best: dresses, skirts, slacks, suits, or sports jackets). But must be
school appropriate! $7 if street clothes worn. #redcarpet
After the last three students tested in for a 1 mile timed run, High School PE class then went for a long walk and picked up garbage along the way. Thank you for helping keep our community clean!
Math Tip of the Week: Make math a game.
Math games are fun and inexpensive. They are a wonderful way to get your kids to enjoy working with numbers, as well as improve their number skills. Here are a few suggestions:
Many games that we take for granted are excellent math lessons. “Go Fish” teaches counting and grouping in sets. Games that use play money teach how to make change. Board games that use dice teach addition and counting. Backgammon teaches addition, subtraction, and strategy.
Beans, stones, or marbles can be used to play number games. Let your child develop his or her own games by sorting beans into different sizes or types, setting up the rules for a counting game, or using different types of pasta to make a picture.
Give your children a geometry lesson by letting them create a collage of circles, squares, and triangles. Challenge them to come up with as many different shapes as they can using only triangles.
Play store with the items in your cupboard.
A pan of water and some jars or cups of different sizes will amuse a child for hours while teaching capacity and volume.
Source: http://www.thelearningcommunity.us/
Students - don't forget tomorrow is the last day to purchase Valentine's Day Candy Grams! They're only 50 cents and support Middle School Student Council.
Happy birthday, Mrs. Gilbertson! Thank you for all your inspiration and kindness for Oasis students. Have the best birthday!
Share the LOVE Food Drive is happening this week through Feb. 14. Donations will benefit the Oasis Offerings Food Pantry. Donations may be made at the front office of either building. Contact Shelley Kelly at shelley.kelly@oasisacademyfallon.nv with any questions.
An informational meeting will be held for Middle School girls lacrosse for girls in grades 5-8 on Thursday, February 10 at 4 p.m. in the Hangout. No experience necessary. If you can't make it, or have any questions, send an email to kcraig@oanv.org.
Congratulations Edith Silveira-Erickson on finishing third in the 2022 Nevada NASP State Tournament. Way to go Edith and all the Oasis Archers that participated this year. #archery #bullseye
