Thanks to Jomana Saad for providing these instructions.
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Students Can Order Books From the Media Center
Students can now place a hold on a book from the media center and pick it up outside the school on Thursdays between 11:00 and 2:00 beginning this week.Here is a video that explains how to do that. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uX2a8_YuBJ4jeJjLEeFI6fE06LvQvy1c/view?usp=sharing Here is the link to the media center website: Media Center https://search.follettsoftware.com/metasearch/ui/32755
Additional Home Learning for This Week
Scholastic is offering some great learning resources that usually cost lots of money for free during our school shutdown. Enjoy! You will need to create a free account for some activities.https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome.html?fbclid=IwAR3AH_Cz8-7513JTqnm4W5LVZyeNuORf-8kdUXhjMWe5XgtZtnGvoGZRAZQ
Young Fives
ToYoung_5_Kindergarten To find out about Young Fives at Salina, Click on the link above.
Salina Stars Shine at FLL Jr.
Our teams. Team Astronaut and Team Rocket did a great job of presenting their work to the judges.
Community Center Summer Hours
Students can enjoy science activities, play games, use computers, make things and check out books in the Community Center at Salina Intermediate. Students in any grade and parents are invited to join us Tuesday and Thursday, 12:30- 3:30 PM.
Help Needed
It takes a village to make opportunities for our kids. Salina students participated in the December First Lego League Junior event. Now First Lego League needs our help. If you can join us on May 12, we have a job for you. You do not need to be a scientist or an engineer to help out. …
Volunteers Needed
WE NEED YOUR HELP! As you may already know, Dearborn Public Schools is hosting a Dearborn FLL Spring Tournament for 36 FLL robotics teams from around the state on Saturday, May 12. The event will run from 8-5:30. (These times do not include early volunteer registration before AND clean up after the event.) Seven of …
Read In
What a great pleasure to welcome so many wonderful parents to read with their students this morning.
Blinking Robots
Our Maker Club students are learning about circuits. We are using electric paint with batteries and small lightbulbs to make robot cards that blink. through trial and error, we have learned that if you do not put enough paint the bulb will not turn on.