SFMS Messenger – November 2015
Dates and Events
November 2
PTO Meeting 6pm MS library
November 3
boys basketball 7th & 8th home vs. Plymouth
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 5
Boys Basketball Bye
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 7
Lawrence Jazz Festival- HS/MS Jazz Ensembles
November 10
Boys Basketball 7th & 8th @ Two Rivers
Lego League 3:14-4:30
Veteran’s Day Program- 8:30 am in MS gym
November 12
Boys Basketball 7th & 8th Grades at Kiel
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 16
Jazz Concert-MS/HS Jazz Ensembles- 7pm HS aud
November 17
Boys Basketball 7th & 8th grades Home
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 19
Boys Basketball 7th @ Manitowoc Wilson;
8th @ Home
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 20
Green & Gold Event
3:30-6:30 MS gym
November 23
Boys Basketball 7th at home vs. Kiel (ES)
8th home vs Kiel (MS)
November 24
Boys Basketball 7th & 8th grades at Plymouth
Lego League 3:14-4:30
November 26
Thanksgiving: NO SCHOOL
November 27
Thanksgiving Break: NO SCHOOL
December 1
Boys Basketball 7th @ Manitowoc Washington; 8th @ home
December 3
Boys Basketball~Bye
December 5
SFMS 4th Annual Craft Fair
December 7
6-12 Choirs Dress Rehearsal 7:55-9:45am HS Aud.
6-12 Winter Choir Concert 7pm HS
December 8
Boys Basketball 7th @ Two Rivers; 8th @ Home
December 14
6-12 Band Concert 7pm HS
6-12 Bands Dress Rehearsal-7:55-9:45am HS Aud.
December 15
Boys Basketball 8th @ Manitowoc Wilson
7th @ Home vs. Manitowoc Wilson @ MS
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Honoring our Veterans
The students and staff of Sheboygan Falls Middle School will again be honoring local veterans at their annual Veterans Day program.  This year’s event will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 10, beginning outside at 8:30 a.m. with the traditional flag raising and gun salute. The program will continue in the school gym.  Refreshments for the veterans will follow the program in the school cafeteria.  All veterans and patriotic citizens are welcome to attend.

A Glimpse at the Past
The fifth grade classes recently participated in the “Trades & Occupation of the 1860’s in Sheboygan County” program at the Sheboygan County Historical Museum.


Learning to be a cobbler

Using a draw knife and schnitzel bunk

Buying land for $1.25 an acre

Tools of the 1860’s

Sixth grade guest visitor

“Archaeologist” Marta Barkov, a member of the Russian team that found the remains of the Romanov family, visited Ms. Tetschlag’s and Mr. Debbink’s classrooms to discuss how they went about excavating the site near Yekaterinburg. She answered students’ questions about archaeology and the Russian family that was executed. The students are learning about primary artifacts.
Marta claimed to have a “twin” sister working at Sheboygan Falls Middle School, Literacy Specialist Heidi Kressin.

Making sense of decimals
Sixth graders model adding decimals using diagrams and manipulatives.
  

Winners of Lion’s International Peace Poster Contest
Congratulations to the seventh graders who placed first, second and third in the Lions’ Club “International Peace Poster” Contest!

Read 180 room hosts guest speakers
        
The Read 180 eighth graders appreciated Officer Hall’s time and talent as he discussed the work he does with criminal investigations to supplement our study of crime lab science.  We learned a career such as this requires excellent communication, observation and writing skills.
        
Celebrity Reader, Technology Support Specialist, Mrs. Schafer, read to the eighth graders:  Middle School, Get Me Out of Here!

 

Celebrity Reader, Fifth Grade Teacher, Mrs. Scharrer, read to the sixth graders: Late for School!

Eighth grade beach restoration project
On October 19 the eighth grade class worked in cooperation with the Alliance for the Great Lakes, YMCA, and community partners on a beach restoration project at Deland Park in Sheboygan.  The ultimate goal was the planting of 10,000 new plants to help with erosion and create a natural dune system. This project allowed our students to extend their learning beyond the classroom walls.
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