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!
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.
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/
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.
SIGN-UPS END TOMORROW for the Girls Fallon Youth Basketball League. Students from 1st-6th are encouraged to sign up for this fun league. Visit https://fallonyouthbasketball.leagueapps.com/ to register. #fallon #youthbasketball
MS Boys Basketball Tryouts for 5th – 8th grade
Friday, October 15: 8:30 - 10:00am at Venturacci Gym
Monday, October 18 & Tuesday, October 19: 4:30 – 6:00pm at Oats Park Gym
Contact Coach Schank at dschank@oanv.org with any questions.
Mrs. Wiessmer's second grade class has been working on matter-solids, liquids and gasses. The students used their vocabulary words to describe each substance. Students also observed what happened when vinegar was added to the substances. #scienceisfun #matter
Oasis Offerings will be open today from 4-6:15 p.m. The pantry has produce, dairy, meat, meal boxes and hygiene products available. Enter through the Uniform Store. For more information or to donate contact Shelley Kelly at skelly@oasisacademyfallon.us.
The new Picture Day for Kindergarten - 8th graders is TOMORROW Thursday, October 14.
If you already paid for pictures, you do not need to pay again.
School uniforms are required for all K-8 students.
Order your pictures online at mylifetouch.com. Your Picture Day ID remains the same and is: EVT43PZRX
Or fill out the picture packet that your child is bringing home and send it, along with your payment, back to school on picture day.
All K-8 students must have their picture taken for the yearbook, even if you do not wish to purchase any.
Students on the exclusion list should plan to have their picture taken on picture make-up day, November 8th.
Halloween STEM activities continued with 1st grade classes creating a fence to keep the Creepy Carrots in! Students had to cooperate to build sturdy full proof fences. #creepycarrots #stem
Happy birthday to Mrs. Angela Viera! We appreciate how much you do every day to celebrate Oasis Academy and our students.
Mrs. Renfroe's third grade class has been studying life cycles. In honor of Halloween, the class read the book “Pumpkin Jack”. They then carved their own class pumpkin, named Carl, and will watch the life cycle process until the end of the school year. The class will study him as he rots/decomposes, goes to mush and then comes back as a plant.
Girls Youth Basketball signs-ups are going on now. League is open to students 1st-6th grades. Registration ends Oct. 17.
The new date for K - 8th grade pictures is this Thursday, October 14. If you already paid for pictures, you do not need to pay again.
School uniforms are required for all K-8 students.
Order your pictures online at mylifetouch.com. Your Picture Day ID remains the same and is: EVT43PZRX
Or fill out the picture packet that your child is bringing home and send it, along with your payment, back to school on picture day.
All students must have their picture taken for the yearbook, even if you do not wish to purchase any.
Students on the exclusion list should plan to have their picture taken on picture make up day, November 8th.
It's getting colder outside and that means it's time for Oasis Academy National Junior Honor Society's annual Coat Drive! Go through your closets and dig out the coats, jackets, sweatshirts, snow pants, warm hats, gloves, and scarves that your family has outgrown or no longer needs. Give them a spin through the wash and drop them off at the Oasis Academy front office by November 18th. Donations will be distributed to those in need throughout our community. We will take any size or style, clean and gently used, or new if you prefer.
If you have any questions, please email Racquel Feest, NJHS Advisor, rfeest@oanv.org.
Sixth graders in Mrs. Ponessa’s class created a scaled model of our solar system. Students measured the diameters of the planets and then measured out the scaled distances of the planets from the Sun. #astronomy #oasisacademy
Happy happy birthday to Mrs. Heidi Maynez! Thank you for all you do for the youngest Bighorns at school.
#FFA participated in the Greenhand Leadership Conference and Chapter Officer Training today.