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THE SIGSBEE SCOOP
February 3- February 7, 2020
respect, responsibility, resilience


Monday, February 3
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Yearbook Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Band Practice Seasoned 3:15-4:00 PM
B-ball Game @ Sugarloaf Girls 5, Boys 6
Lunch: Sweetest Knights meatball subs, Nutrigrain bars, fruit

Tuesday, February 4
NJHS Meeting 7:30 AM
Band Practice Newbies 3:15-4:00 PM
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe grilled chicken and cheese sandwich, pumpkin seed and fruit

Wednesday, February 5
Apple-A-Day Program
GLOBAL PLAY DAY
Lunch: Kennedy Cafe steak and cheese sub, broccoli with ranch and fruit

Thursday, February 6
Band Practice Newbies 3:15-4:00 PM
Running Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Sunshine Book Club 3:15-4:00 PM
Lunch: China Garden chicken lo mein, egg rolls, fortune cookie and fruit

Friday, February 7
ISLAND AFFAIR 6-9 PM
Lunch: Pizza Hut pizza, garden salad and fruit
Sunday, February 9
Middle School Basketball Team banquet 5:30 PM
Dates coming up....
Wed., February 12: SCS Board Meeting 7:30 AM
Mon., February 17: No School- President's Day
Wed., February 19: New Parent Orientation 8:30-10:00 AM
Wed., February 26: Coffee Clatch: Dia de Amistad- On Friends and Frenemies 8:15 AM

GLOBAL PLAY DAY:  WEDNESDAY
“You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.”
-Plato

Who?: All students and staff in grades K-8 along with 500,000 students around the world.
What?: A day of uninterrupted, self-directed play with NO ELECTRONICS.  There will be no formal instruction, testing or use of electronics- including the teachers.
When?: Wednesday, February 5th (all day in elementary school and a portion of the day in middle school)
Where?: In all classrooms and around the school
How?: Bring your toys, games, building blocks, art materials, trucks, cars, boxes, puzzles and board games - as long as you are willing to share.  These items should not be valuable (no trading cards please).
Why?:  Today's youth are spending much more time on electronics both in educational settings and at home.  We want to focus an entire day on social interactions and imaginative play as we recognize the importance of this engagement on learning and creativity.  We encourage you to continue this at home!

Please remember that students are never allowed to bring any toys that look like weapons to
school-no guns, knives, swords, etc.
We are looking forward to an unforgettable day!
For more information on Global Play Day, visit: https://www.globalschoolplayday.com/

SIGSBEE'S ISLAND AFFAIR
FRIDAY!


The Island Affair is just around the corner on February 7th!  This is our largest fundraiser of the year and a wonderful social event for our Sigsbee adults.  Please go directly to our Island Affair 2020 page where you can buy tickets the event, raffle tickets for our Sweetest Knights/Body Zone Package AND begin early online bidding for a variety of our Silent Auction Items!


The site link is:  https://sites.google.com/sigsbee.org/islandaffair2020site/home  OR you can click on the link from the Sigsbee home page.  Thank you for supporting nutritious lunches at our school.  We look forward to seeing you there.




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