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By: Olivia Taylor

Many kids in Mrs.Kauffeld’s room asked many classes about clubs that could possibly be added to our school. Then all kinds of kids asked if we would get to actually have those clubs. So three kids (Olivia Taylor, Reece Peach, and Kyle Joiner) from Mrs.Kauffeld’s class

went to teachers and asked them if maybe they could help get the clubs. Mrs.Sauer said, “I would try to get the clubs by posting things on my blog and I would post things around the school.” Then we also asked Mrs.Conkright she said that she would love to have them and we can have

the clubs we just need to get teachers to volunteer and sponsor. So please any teachers if you can please volunteer so we can get more people involved in these wonderful extra-curricular activities.

Lots of people have no idea

what FPS is. To start off, FPS

stands for Future Problem

Solving. I interviewed Ken-

dall Kessler to get the scoop

on FPS and this is the infor-

mation I got: in FPS you get a

future scene and you have to

come up with a solution to

the problem. FPS helps kids

think about possible future

problems. In FPS to solve a

problem you have 6 stems

here are the steps: 1. What is

the challenge in the future

scene? 2. What are some pos-

sible solutions to the prob-

lem? 3. Underline the prob-

lem, 4. What is the criteria? 5.

Make up your mind on an

action plan. 6. Draw a picture

of your action plan. For more

information on FPS contact

Mrs. Sauer immediately!

New Activities at 4-6 Campus: Follow up!

What is FPS? Get to the Problem! By: Reese Hayden

Volume 1, Issue 3

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Special points of inter-est: Baked Potato Bar

is BACK! Morning News and

Student Coun-cil=NEW CLUBS AT SCHOOL

What is FPS? 6TH GRADE SCIENCE FAIR

5th grade Jeop-

ardy

2

Weather 2

Holy Week 2

Sports 3

Prayer Requests 3

Baked Potato

Bar?

3

Care Packages 4

Feast Days 4

5th grade Prayer 4

Comics 5

Science Fair 6

Inside this issue:

Owensboro Catholic 4-6 Campus

April 23, 2014

Will there be new clubs at the 4-6 Campus?

At the end of each

quarter we always have

a jeopardy round in the

cafeteria. This time we

did it a little bit differ-

ent. What we did was

we had 2 classes against

each other and then

each winner would ad-

vance to the next and

final round in the cafe-

teria. The teams against

each other in the class-

room were Mrs. Hard-

esty’s class vs.

Mrs.Kauffeld’s class and

then Ms.Miller’s class vs.

Ms.Fleming’s. The win-

ning teams were

Mrs.Hardesty’s class and

Ms. Miller’s class. So

they went to the cafete-

ria to do final jeopardy.

At the end

Mrs.Hardesty’s class

processions in Holy Week.

Palm Sunday is the first

day of Holy Week. Good

Friday is another day dur-

ing Holy Week. Holy Week

is a time to be faithful.

There is a chrism mass

during Holy Week. Good

Holy Week is a time to

think about what Jesus did

for us. Holy Week is a time

before Easter. Holy

Week / Lent are the most

important time in the

Christian year. There are

many church services and

Friday is two days before

Easter. I hope you have

been praying to God about

this Lenten season.

Hardesty Strikes Again!

5th grade Jeopardy By: Olivia Taylor

Weather By: Olivia Taylor

Holy Week

By: Caroline Weaver and Lydia Baird

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won and ALL of

the kids in

Mrs.Kauffeld’s

class congratulated

the winning team.

Great job

Mrs.Hardesty’s

class!

Mon. 4-14

T-storms

throughout

the day

65° 34°

Tues. 4-15

Partly

cloudy

48° 31°

Wed. 4-16

Mostly

sunny

60° 31°

Thurs.

4-17

Partly

cloudy

68° 41°

Fri.4-18

Rain show-

ers

63° 45°

Sat. 4-19

Partly

cloudy

67° 45°

Sun. 4-20

Mostly

sunny

68° 48°

NBA Playoffs

East

Pacers

Heat

Raptors

Bulls

Wizards

Nets

Bobcats

Hawks

West

Spurs

Thunder

Clippers

Rockets

Blazers

Warriors

Grizzles

Mavericks

Owensboro Catholic

Sports

Softball and baseball has

started.

Games are held at St. Pius

X.

Boys: Christopher Boarman

hit a homerun over the

fence last Saturday.

Girls: not started games yet

opinions. Reese Hayden said, “I think we should bring it back because it was really good and all the kids liked it. It was also really cool be-cause they could choose what they wanted to put on it.”

Last year, the lunch ladies introduced to us The Baked Potato Bar. It had butter, salt, pepper, bacon bits, ham and cheese. No one could resist from getting it. This year, however, the baked potato bar is harder to find. Here are some peoples’

Mrs. Melody said, “We are going to bring it back or at least try. We are also going to try to make every Friday in May a baked potato bar.”

Sports By: Drake Steele and Griffin Payne

Caroline – the hungry Gus – his Grandma’s neigh-bor Garrison- Emily Marshall Lydia – her family Drake his cousin Logan Maddie – her great grand-mother Abby – her great aunt Emmy – her friends Ethan – his cousin

Catherine – her sisters Vivian – her Papaw Lance – for all world leaders Madeline – her dog that they put down and her dad Molly – her dog got hit by a car Elizabeth – her family and her dog Isabelle - mom and Granddad Hayden – his baby cousin

Emily A. - her cat Wesley- himself Hallie- her Mimi who passed away during Spring Break Reese – people with cancer Emilee- everyone Leann – people in St. Jude’s Hospital Matthew- his grandma Reece Peach- world peace Emma – homeless

Prayer Requests By: Emilee Hutchison, Leann Lyon,

Delaney Flaherty, and Hallie Dukate

Baked Potato Bar By: Emma Silvert

Volume 1, Issue 3

NHL Playoffs are underway. Many

teams are neck and neck.

MLB has now begun. A former Owens-

boro Catholic Baseball Player, Justin

Marks, debuted pitching for the Kansas

City Royals.

Care Packages

By: Reese Hayden

Have you ever thought about

how you can change

someone’s life? Recently I

learned you can change

someone’s life by doing very

small things. My mom’s

Arise group at Blessed Moth-

er Church wanted to do

something together for Lent.

Her group decided that we

would get together every Fri-

days with their kids after

school at Blessed Mother to

do a Random Act Of kind-

ness every week. One of the

first weeks in Lent we made

care packages for people

with cancer going through

chemotherapy. We included

blankets, reusable cups, dis-

posable toothbrushes, plastic

forks (because chemo makes

people’s mouth taste like

metal), and notebooks. All

the kids made cards to put in

the bags. After we were done

we took the bags to the

chemotherapy center and

gave them to the nurse. A

couple days later we got a

call from a man named

Stan who had tracked

down the kids who made

the packages because of

their uniforms. After a few

calls he got to my mom.

He wanted to come talk to

us, and tell us how much

the bags meant to him. My

mom told him he could

come and when we would

meet. When that Friday

came we met Stan, He told

us he only had 1 lung and

that he had had a lung sur-

gery. After the surgery he

became unconscious for a

de Lasalle

April 11- St. Stanislaus

April 28- St. Peter Chanel

& St. Louis Grignion

April 29- St. Catherine of

Siena

April 2- St. Francis of Pao-

la

April 4- St. Isidore

April 5- St. St. Vincent

Ferrer

April 7- St. John Baptist

April 30-

St. Pius

We can make a difference

Passover meal, and learned

what each food on our plates

meant. We also did the washing

of the feet, and everyone literal-

ly thought we were going to

wash each other’s feet, so no

one wanted to do it. Instead,

the teachers planned to do the

‘washing of the hands,’ which

made everyone so relieved! We

did different activities, including

building a newspaper shelter,

but there was a catch: we could-

n’t talk AT ALL. We watched

the special video again, and by

then it was about 1:00 PM and

time to leave.

Sarah Edge says: “I liked the

washing of the hands because

the water was warm, and,

yeah.”

Isabela Riedell says: “The whole

experience was kind of cool and

awkward.”

Prayer Day

By: Sammie Hines

The 5th grade prayer day was

held in the Parish Hall on April

17, 2014. The 5th grade teachers

had organized it to help us

grow in our faith. Mrs. Fleming

and Mrs. Hardesty started it off

with a couple prayers, and then

we watched a special video that

the teachers had made on Mi-

crosoft Movie Maker. We had a

Feast Days By: Maria Castlen

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while. He said when he

was unconscious he saw

a bright light come upon

him. Stan beliefs this

light was God because

after he saw the light he

woke up and he has

been feeling much bet-

ter. Right before the sur-

gery he had been Bap-

tized so he truly believes

God came to him. Stan

was so thankful he got a

care package he said it

made his day he was so

happy. We can change

the world one good

deed at a time.

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Comics

Wesley Blondin,

Christopher Boarman,

Cailey Warren

Lance Burdette and

Nolan Mayfield

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Scientific Projects By: Thomas Gonzalez and Michael Shepherd

For the science fair Mrs.

Kauffeld’s class went to look

at the projects on April 1st. I

loved all of them, but I went

and asked what three of my

classmates thought. I asked

Reece P. ,Reese H., and Oliv-

ia T. Two of them thought

that that Brandon Ballard’s

Coke-A-Motor

was the best. And the last

person thought that Leonna’s

“Wake up and smell the roses

project.” was the best. I

thought all of them were

good. They did a really good

job on them. I can’t wait until

next year so I can do mine.

And I know Mrs. Kauffeld

can’t wait to see

what our ideas on a science

fair pro-

ject will

be.

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