Middle School Ag Class visited Safeway on Thursday to look at cuts of meat and ended up getting a special treat. Jeff, Safeway's Journeyman Butcher, taught students about types and cuts of meat, food safety and what makes a tender delicious steak.
Weekly Reading Tip: When you come to a new word, take this opportunity to talk about it in interesting ways that your child will enjoy and learn from. For example, “This big house is called a palace. Who do you think lives in a palace?”. Source: http://www.k12reader.com/
Do you have any threes??? Who doesn't love a little #gofish in the morning before school!
Weekly Math Tip: Most kids love stopwatches, and watching the seconds tick by gives them opportunities to practice counting. Measure distances and heights. Count jumping jacks, push-ups, or consecutive kicks of a soccer ball. Ask your child: How far can you throw a ball? Take a guess, then throw the ball as far as you can and measure the distance. How many jumping jacks can you do in a minute? Try it! How many times can you jump rope or bounce a ball without missing? Count and see. Source: https://www.naeyc.org/
Check out Mr. Springfield (high school teacher) versus Mrs. Springfield (elementary school teacher) in a ping-pong challenge. Yes, they're married. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM89AHdYa/
Congratulations to Buster's Best for October! Read more about these outstanding students at https://www.apptegy.net/s/news-oasis-academy/articles/buster-s-best-for-october.
Counselor Andy Lenon and members of the boys basketball team jump on the pushup challenge. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8HN9r4K/
November is National American Heritage Month. Oasis Academy honors Native Americans and Indigenous people across Churchill County, Nevada and the nation this month. #2021NAHM
Oasis is excited to be offering ASVAB Career Exploration Testing to sophomores, juniors, and seniors on November 5th at 8 a.m. on campus. To learn more about the ASVAB contact Mr. Lenon at alenon@oasisacademyfallon.us.
Oasis Academy Offerings Food Pantry will be open today from 4:15-6 p.m. For more information call 775-423-5437 or email Shelley Kelly at skelly@oasisacademyfallon.us.
Have you thought about those senior photos yet? Remember you have until Dec. 8th to get photos and quotes submitted for the yearbook.
Submissions should include:
One main photo-professional looking
Two that show you-examples include: a sports photo, baby photo, a fun photo that says "me" ect.
Have fun with these. Schedule a professional session or you can do your own, just make sure that you have your camera or phone on a high setting for quality of photos.
Send your photos, quote, or ask questions to yearbook_hs@oasisacademyfallon.us.
Tomorrow, October 27, the University of Montana, Western will be at school for a presentation at 11: 30am in the High School Hangout. Stop by to learn more about the Montana Western Bulldogs! #montanawestern
VFW Patriot's Pen Essay and Audio Essay contest deadline coming up quick, October 31. Have entries to Mr. Lenon on October 28th, Thursday. Contact Mr. Lenon at alenon@oasisacademyfallon.us.
Happy birthday Mrs. Melinda Santos! Our third grade students are lucky to have such a fantastic and dedicated teacher. Wishing you a wonderful birthday today!
#Seniors! Remember to complete your FAFSAs (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Contact Counselor Andy Lenon with any questions at alenon@oasisacademyfallon.us. #financialaid #collegeready
Math tip for the week: Bake Something Together
You can’t help but use math when you’re baking. Doubling recipes requires multiplying, halving a recipe requires dividing, and measuring a ½ cup or a ¼ teaspoon gets you working with easy fractions. At a more basic level, kids love counting out chocolate chips. (And so do the parents; we speak from experience!) Ask your child: How many chocolate chips do you think it will take to fill one cup? How many for 1/2 cup? Count together and see how close you came to the right answer! Source: https://www.naeyc.org/
Community building activities are fun and help instill cooperation and kindness in students. This week first graders created a “spider web” with yarn as they shared an appreciation to a classmate.
Today is the Great Nevada ShakeOut. At 10:21 a.m. classes practiced drop, cover, and hold on to protect themselves in the event of an earthquake. Great job students and teachers! #2021greatnevadashakeout #earthquakedrill
Reading tip for the week: Read a child’s favorite book over and over again. This will provide positive reinforcement and your child will gain confidence as they are able to successfully recognize words. Source: http://www.k12reader.com/
Don't forget to check the Lost and Found Table! Here is the table as of 10/14. All items on table have no name. The table is now located at the front office and parents and students can check it anytime during school hours. The free bin located next to the front doors is also full. It has uniform shirts, pants and jackets. These items are free to anyone that wants them! Please check out both areas! Please label any items your child brings to school!!! We can get them back to them if they have a name.
