A special movie for the Class of 2020:
https://ensemble.e2ccb.org/Watch/r6B5Syf9
Recently, Coach Crandall wanted to make sure even though the season couldn't be played, the senior girls were recognized and sent off with memories of being a Lady Cougar, including a small jar containing dirt from the softball field.
Barnes & Noble is giving away a free book to any student in grades 1-6 who reads 8 books this summer! Check out the elementary library page for more info!
https://sites.google.com/cvcougars.org/seslibrary/home
More members of the Class of 2020 receiving their hand-delivered caps, gowns, etc.!
Members of the faculty and staff had the great opportunity to hand deliver caps, gowns, etc. to the members of the Class of 2020!
Mrs. Brautigam made this video for her class this year:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2UwJ3S_wy0&feature=youtu.be
Check out Mrs. Zappie's video for her class! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAfv9spcGyg
The virtual art show is now available for viewing! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRJV5_DJQLXVgGPecJe-mzcEAihUbW8f6ObOH5L1Zq3Ks3F7KJK2IjLCZogl3i39EGPfP5rPWbYJfbR/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.p
While the teachers are working hard for our students, preparing virtual lessons and conducting various online sessions, in their down time they do some interesting things! For this week's Friday Fun Day, MS/HS students will be sent a link via their school email to see what else our teachers have been up to, aside from class work! Here are a few "teasers."
Mr. Beichner, Mr. Hammond, and Mr. Cole took 29 CVCS students to STEM Wars at JCC today. The Cougars placed 1st and 2nd in the Rube Goldberg competition, 2nd and 3rd in the Prepared Video competition, and 2nd in the On-site Video competition. Congratulations!
Today the 6th grade math classes practiced plotting points on the coordinate grid with a life-size model created on the classroom floor. Students were given a Harry Potter themed task card that included a coordinate that they had to correctly plot, using themselves as the "dot".
In Grade 7 Family and Consumer Sciences, students completed hand sewing their felt monsters and were excited to make an edible version of their monster.
