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Diamond Path Elementary
School of International Studies
Inside this Issue
Important Dates..…......Front Page
Spotlight on 5th Grade (Aronson).2
Spotlight (Berling & Lueck)…......3
Important Dates!
Spotlight (Balistreri)……..…….…4
Spotlight (Wyandt)…..................5
Family Fun Fest………….……....6
Family Fun Fest Volunteers...…..7
District 196 Job Opening..……….8
March
March
April
10th
18th
6th
Report Cards Published
Third Grade Concert
6:00 pm
21st – 25th
Fifth Grade Concert
7:15 pm
Festival of Nations
Last Day of Second
Trimester
Not Returning to DP?..................8
11th
National Breakfast Week………..8
Staff Development
Day – NO SCHOOL
FOR STUDENTS
Nutrition News Flash…………....9
News from the Band Room…....10
GRASP………………………….10
Vote for Jan Brett……………….11
Festival of Nations……………...12
PTO……………………………...13
13th
Daylight Savings Time
Spring Ahead 1 hour!
14th
PTO Chipotle Night in
Apple Valley from
4:00-8:00 pm
PTO Meeting
6:30 pm
SPRING BREAK
NO SCHOOL
28th
School Resumes
THE LOREM IPSUMS
Spotlight on Fifth Grade!
WINTER 2016
The following are reflections from students in Mr.
Aronson’s 5th grade class about the impact
increased access to technology has had on their
learning
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Having an iPad in school has helped me in two ways: learning
and responsibility. It has helped me be more responsible
because I have to remember to take my iPad out of my
backpack, charge it, and make sure it gets to school the next
day.
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It has also helped me because of Google Classroom.
Google Classroom is an app where teachers can create an
online classroom with all of their students. Teachers can post
homework assignments, announcements, or comment to
students on their work.
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I can use my iPad to help me complete my work by
using apps like Write About This, Notability, and Explain
Everything. Also, I can easily attach and turn them in on
Google Classroom.
I think the district should do their best to provide as
many students with iPads as possible because iPads make it
easier to read, write, and learn.
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
Spotlight on Fifth Grade!
WINTER 2016
Skateville!*
The 5th grade patrols went to Skateville for a patrol party. They went to Skateville in Burnsville, but
we weren’t the only school there. There were two other schools there.
When we got there, we got our skates or rollerblades. By the time we finished putting on our skates
or rollerblades and got on the skating rink, the skating rink was completely full! Some people ate and
played in the arcade.
Fun fact, Stuart M. in Mr. Berling’s class hit the jackpot. He won 3,000 tickets! There was also, 5th
grade teachers there like Mr. Berling, Mrs. Balistreri, and Ms. Lueck. Señor Hensel even showed
up! Another fun fact, Montanna H. in Mr. Berling’s class won a purple BM watch from a claw
machine.
Skateville was a great time for all the students who were able to come out and have a fun night with
their classmates.
By: Montanna H. and Zadie J.
Skateville was a blast for our Diamond Path 5th grade patrols! These patrols showed that being a responsible
person can have rewards. Skateville was a reward for such a great job our 5th graders have done to help walk
the kindergarteners to the buses, help kids cross the street, and keep everyone on the buses safe.
At Skateville, the 5th graders were allowed to hang out with their friends, play in the arcade, get some snacks,
and of course, skate! The 5th grade teachers accompanied them and made sure everyone was safe, and having
fun. The kids and teachers danced while skating to the music that was being played from a D.J. Kids could
even request a song for him to play!
I, as a patrol, know that it was so much fun and being a patrol is awesome! Everybody enjoyed a little night of
partying and so did I. Skateville was a nice way of giving a little reward to the responsible and respectful
patrols.
By: Megan H.
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
Spotlight on Fifth Grade!
WINTER 2016
Meet Alex
Article by Matthew O.
Alex is a good bus patrol that is showing
a great example for other bus patrols
and has had a lot of patience as a bus
patrol. The bus driver is really proud of
Alex for showing a phenomenal example
for younger kids. Alex’s actions helped
the bus driver focus on the road like he is
supposed to. He thinks being a bus patrol
is a good experience and everyone
should see what it’s like.
JA BizTown
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Experience from Student’s Point of View
The JA BizTown experience was really exciting and fun. It
was like we had a real job for a day and we worked like adults.
At JA Biz there are a lot of jobs you can have and places you
can work There is a newspaper building a sign shop a cafe and
a bank those are just some of the many choices you can pick
from. We also had a mayor at JA BizTown if you wonder
how they pick the mayor they pick our student council
president. When you're at JA BizTown you are on breaks for
about 15 minutes During those breaks you can buy things with
the money you earn and have snacks also talk with
friends. Preparing for JA Biz if fun. You get to do activities
and do an interview that helps the teacher pick your job. The
teacher tries to give you one of your top 3 jobs choices.
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
Spotlight on Fifth Grade!
WINTER 2016
❤5th Grade Bowling Party❤
On February 9, 2015, the fifth graders had a Valentine’s Day bowling party
at Farmington Lanes. In the morning, Mrs. Balistreri, Ms. Lueck, and half of
Mrs. Wyandt’s class went, and had a blast! In the afternoon, Mr. Berling,
Mr. Aronson, and the other half of Mrs. Wyandt’s class went, and had the
time of their lives. At Farmington Lanes, the kids got to find their friends
and get a group of six together, then went bowling. The kids got cups of
water to calm down after bowling. At one point, the lights went dark, and
bright, colorful neon lights danced across the floor, giving us all a jolt of
excitement! So all in all, the kids had a ton of fun, and they'll definitely want
to come back!
By: Maiya K.
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
WINTER 2016
Family Fun Fest 2016
Thursday April 21st 5 – 8 pm
Hello Diamond Path Families! Before you know it Family Fun Fest (FFF) 2016 will be
here! As we are getting our plans together, here are a few items that we are
working on for this year's great event.
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This year we’ve got you covered for parking. We will be including a map of areas
where parking is available for Family Fun Fest in the Family Fun Fest Booklet. We
will also send home maps in Friday Folders the week prior to FFF.
We are SUPER-SIZING the General Store. This year, not only will you be able to
buy items from the General Store, you will be able to select your own prizes with
punches! Punches can be earned when you play select carnival games. More
information regarding how the “Punch Card System” works will be sent home in
Friday Folders as we get closer to our event. You will also find instructions in the
Family Fun Fest Booklet.
We have jazzed up our raffle! This year you have the chance to win a TV, a Fitbit,
and a Chrome Laptop! Raffle Tickets will be sent home in Friday Folders on April 8th.
We are upping the ante for Bottle Blast! This year when kids bring in their bottle
blast donations, we will be awarding a daily prize , a grand prize and a whole school
prize!! Details, along with a “What is Bottle Blast?” video will be available mid March.
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We are still looking for individual's to join in the fun!
We have plenty of room for more folks to join our committee!!! If you are
interested in joining the fun, check out the opportunities on the next page.
If you have any questions, concerns or need more info, contact us at
diamondpathpto@gmail.com Thanks!
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
WINTER 2016
WE WANT YOU!!!
That’s right! The Family Fun Fest Committee is
looking for fun, creative, energetic, carnival loving
individuals to join our group! We are currently
looking for people to jump in and help out with the
following positions:
Volunteer Coordinator Assistants: We are looking for 2 individuals who
would be interested in assisting with our volunteer coordinator in organizing
and facilitating all the volunteers we need for this event. Duties would
include soliciting and organizing volunteers, updating volunteer needs prior
to Family Fun Fest and assisting with volunteers the night of Family Fun
Fest .
Co-Chair Assistants: We are looking for 2 individuals who would be
interested in working closely and assisting the Family Fun Fest Co-chairs in
coordinating this event. Duties would include assisting in overseeing the
general operations of the event.
The time commitment for these events are approximately 3-5 hours per
week, which includes Family Fun Fest bi monthly meetings. After spring
break, the time commitment increases to approximately 5-10 hours per
week, which includes Family Fun Fest weekly meetings. Family Fun Fest
committee members do work the night of Family Fun Fest.
If you are interested in any of the following positions, have any questions
or concerns email us at diamondpathpto@gmail.com Thanks!
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
District 196 Job Openings
WINTER 2016
District 196 has immediate openings for quality individuals who enjoy working with children as substitute
clerical/paraprofessional staff. For more information and to apply online, go to www.District196.org and
click on the “Employment” tab on the right side of the top navigation bar. The substitute clerical pay rate is
$11.00 per hour and substitute paraprofessional pay rate is $12.25 per hour. Applicants should be available
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. most weeks; be willing to work as a special education
paraprofessional at multiple schools; pass a pre-employment physical and background check; complete
online Personal Care Assistant training and attend a clerical orientation session.
*Orientation is scheduled for March 9th.
Not Returning to Diamond Path Next Year?
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school(year,(please(call(the(office(as(soon(as(possible(at(952E423E7695(and(let(
Caroline(or(Diane(know(your(children’s(names(and(where(they(will(attend(in(the(
fall.(This(is(very(important(information(for(us(to(have(for(planning(purposes.(((
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Thank(you!
National School Breakfast Week
March 7 – 11, 2016
Monday – “Bowl of Sunshine in every bite!”
Sweet Berry Vanilla Puffs and Krave cereals, tasty cheese cubes, wake-up variety of fruit, and juice.
Tuesday – “Egg-er-cise to start your day!”
Sunrise scrambled egg and cheese burrito, energizing variety of fruit, and eye opening juice.
Wednesday – “Sunny Morning Pancake Bar”
Round-a-bout-pancakes, wild whipped and fruity toppings, morning juice.
Thursday – “Grab and Go Breakfast Day”
Homemade hot croissant sandwich made with power packed vegetarian sausage patty and rise and shine egg
patty, got you moving variety fruit, and refreshing juice.
Friday – NO SCHOOL
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
WINTER 2016
Nutrition News Flash
March 2016
Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public Schools
March is National Nutrition Month
“Savor the Flavor of Eating Right”
National Nutrition Month is a nutrition education
and information campaign created annually in
March by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
The campaign focuses attention on the importance
of making informed food choices and developing
sound eating and physical activity habits.
The theme for 2016 is "Savor the Flavor of Eating
Right," which encourages everyone to take time to
enjoy food traditions and appreciate the pleasures,
great flavors and social experiences food can add
to our lives.
How, when, why and where we eat are just as
important as what we eat. Develop a mindful
eating pattern that includes nutritious and flavorful
foods – that's the best way to savor the flavor of
eating right!
www.nationalnutritionmonth.org
National School Breakfast Week
March 7 through March 11
Monday- Make your own breakfast, 2 new cereal choices: Crave and
Berry Vanilla Puffs, cheese cubes, fruit, juice and milk
Tuesday– Homemade burrito, fruit, juice and milk
Wednesday- Pancake bar featuring strawberries, blueberries,
whipped topping, syrup, juice and milk
Thursday- Homemade hot croissant sandwich with vegetable
sausage and egg, choice of fruit, juice and milk
Friday – No School
What is organic food?
Organic refers to the way agricultural products and foods are grown and
processed. Organic production is based on a system of farming that
maintains and replenishes soil fertility without the use of synthetic
pesticides and fertilizers. Organic food production helps protect water
quality and reduce soil erosion. Organic products have strict production
and labeling requirements. Unless noted below, organic products must
meet the following requirements:
Produced without excluded methods (e.g., genetic engineering),
ionizing radiation, or sewage sludge
Produced per the National List of Allowed and Prohibited
Substances
Overseen by a USDA regulations
Do “natural” and “organic” mean the same thing?
No. According to the USDA, the terms "natural" and "organic" are not
interchangeable. Only food labeled "organic" meets USDA's national
organic standards. Other claims, such as "natural," "free-range," and
"hormone-free," can still appear on food labels these terms should not be
confused with "organic."
.
To learn more about “organic” check out the following
websites.
www.usda.gov/organic
http://www.cascadianfarm.com/why-organic/faqs
Why did the egg go to school?
To get
“egg-u-cated”!
Lunchroom Joke Corner
Check out the Food and Nutrition home page for up
to date information regarding dates and times.
www.district196.org selsect Meals on the left side.
Reminders for All Students and Parents:
Breakfast is FREE for all kindergarten students and students who qualify for FREE or REDUCED-price school meals.
Lunch is FREE for all students who qualify for FREE or REDUCED-price school meals.
Please try breakfast at your school. A nutritious breakfast is an important start to a child’s school day!
Parents/Guardians: FeePay has the option for you to set a low-balance reminder via email.
We don’t just serve breakfast and lunch……..we serve students!
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Monday, July 11
Through
Thursday, August 11
at
Cedar Park
Echo Park
Oak Ridge
This institution is an
equal opportunity
provider.
Employment
opportunities within
Nutrition Services
are available.
THE LOREM IPSUMS
News from the Band Room!
WINTER 2016
5th$Grade$Band:((Excellent(concert!((I(am(so(proud(of(all(of(you.((We(really(work(hard(together(and(are(a(great(
team!((((We(will(continue(our(Morning(Band(rehearsals(with(new(music(getting(ready(for(our(next(concert(on(April(
18th.((In(lessons,(we(will(continue(working(our(way(through(our(lesson(book(and(earning(squares/stickers(on(our(
Band(Land(Sheet(and(getting(ready(to(go(off(to(middle(school(band!((Please(remember(to(bring(your(lesson(book(to(
each(lesson(as(we(will(continue(to(write(our(counts(in,(NFT(and(play(along(with(SmartMusic.((Each(and(every(student(
who(started(in(band(this(year(should(continue(to(play(into(middle(school.((Band(is(a(class(that(meets(every(other(day(
during(the(school(day.((No(getting(up(early(for(Morning(Band!((Students(progress(at(a(fast(rate(because(they(are(
playing(every(other(day(together(as(well(as(continue(with(small(group(lessons.((Having(taught(middle(school(band(in(
this(district(for(14(years(prior(to(teaching(elementary(band,(I(know(what(experiences(and(opportunities(are(waiting(
for(them.((I(can(imagine(them(joining(the(jazz(band,(flute(ensemble,(percussion(ensemble,(traveling(back(to(their(
elementary(school(to(put(on(a(concert,(performing(at(the(Mall(of(America,(etc…((I(could(go(on(and(on(about(what(
awaits(them!(Parents(please(be(sure(to(ask(any(questions(regarding(middle(school(band(and(registration(coming(up(
for(6th(grade(classes.((Mrs.(Hoff,((melanie.hoff@district196.org(
(
4th$Graders$interested$in$joining$band$next$year:$$I(hope(you(all(enjoyed(the(Demonstration(Concert(at(EVHS!(I(
hope(that(you(saw/heard(three(instruments(you(may(have(an(interest(in(playing(next(year.(((You(should(have(
brought(home(the(Band(Handbook(that(outlines(the(program(on(Friday,(February(19th.(Each(student(needs(to(
return(the(back(sheet(by(Friday,(February(26th((whether(they(are(doing(band(in(5th(grade(or(not).(In(early(March,(I(
will(be(meeting(with(each(4th(grader(interested(in(joining(band(to(help(them(select(an(instrument!((Students(usually(
begin(instruction(on(their(instrument(the(summer(before(5th(grade,(and(the(summer(band(information(will(also(be(
in(the(Band(Handbook.((I(have(more(information(posted(on(my(Diamond(Path(Band(Moodle(Page((DP(website,(
classroom(connections,(specialists,(band)((Please(check(it(out(and(contact(me(with(any(questions.((I(look(forward(to(
meeting(with(my(future(band(students!((Mrs.(Hoff,(melanie.hoff@district196.org$
GRASP Returns for Summer 2016
Parents, the GRASP summer math and reading workbook program is back for this summer.
More than 1,800 District 196 students completed GRASP math and reading packets last summer. Families say
they like the GRASP option – it’s portable and flexible.
GRASP should not be considered as a replacement for participating in summer school, if a child qualifies.
GRASP is not intended to replace regular reading for enjoyment or math activities that strengthen a child’s
fluency and love for math.
You will receive a letter and enrollment forms the week of February 15. Final registration is due March 29.
View sample GRASP workbooks through the end of March in your school office. Stop by and see why the
program has received rave reviews from parents, kids and teachers!
It is recommended students work on the grade level just completed, to review and reinforce skills learned during
the school year.
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THE LOREM IPSUMS
WINTER 2016
Please
Vote!
Help Diamond Path win a free visit from author Jan Brett!
All first grade students study the craft of author and illustrator, Jan Brett. Our school can win
a free visit by her during the 2016/2017 school year. You can help us win! It costs nothing
other than a few minutes of your time. Click on the link below and fill out the following
information:
Diamond Path School of International Studies
14455 Diamond Path
Apple Valley, Minnesota 55124
http://www.janbrett.com/contest_2016/2016_free_school_or_library_visit.htm
Tell your family and all your friends. Put it on your Facebook page or any other way you can
help Diamond Path get enough votes to have Jan Brett visit our school.
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Festival of Nations
WINTER 2016
Diamond(Path’s(Festival)of)Nations(celebration(will(be(held(on(Thursday,(March(10,(2016(from(6:00E
8:00(p.m.(This(community(event(gives(families(and(students(the(opportunity(to(share(customs,(music,(
food,(crafts,(and(games(from(many(cultures(and(countries.(We(hope(to(involve(as(many(families(as(
possible,(and(here’s(how(you(can(be(a(part(of(the(festival.(We(are(looking(for(families(who(are(willing(
to(host(a(display(table(for(a(specific(country((examples:((Laos,(Sweden,(China,(Egypt,(Nigeria,(France,(
etc.)((We(are(also(looking(for(students(and(families(who(would(be(willing(to(share(music,(dance,(and(
storytelling(at(various(times(throughout(the(evening.(In(addition,(we(need(people(to(help(serve(
commercially(prepared(food(and(to(assist(with(setEup(and(clean(up.(Check(with(your(child's(classroom(
teacher(or(call(the(Diamond(Path(office(to(get(involved.(We(hope(to(see(you(all(at(DP(on(March(10,(
2016!(
(
HELP$PLEASE!$$See$the$volunteer$opportunities$on$the$Diamond$Path$Website!$
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Please)enjoy)a)few)pictures)of)Festival)of)Nations)from)previous)years!!
THIS MONTH IN THE DIAMOND PATH PTO…
Greetings from the Diamond Path Parents Teachers Organization (PTO)! During February, the
PTO was involved in “Takeout Tonight,” the Spring Box Tops for Education Drive, and continuing
preparations for the 2016 Family Fun Fest. These events were very successful in promoting and
reinforcing the strong connections between Diamond Path Parents, Teachers, and surrounding
communities. Thanks to all the parents, teachers, and community members for your ongoing
support and involvement. Please visit the PTO website for more information
http://www.district196.org/dpweb/ParentCommunity/PTO.cfm.
BOX TOPS & LABELS FOR EDUCATION
A special PTO THANK YOU for all the BOX TOPS! We are currently working the final numbers and
will post the collection totals soon.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
• 08 March (Tuesday), 5-7PM: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Wendy’s Night
• 14 March (Monday), 4-8PM: Chipotle Night at AV Chipotle
• 14 March (Monday), 6:30-8PM: March PTO Meeting at DP ELEM
• 28 March (Monday), All Day: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Culver’s Night
• 11 April (Monday), 6:30-8PM: April PTO Meeting at DP ELEM
• 12 April (Tuesday), 5-7PM: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Wendy’s Night
• 21 April (Thursday), 5-8PM: Family Fun Fest at DP ELEM
• 25 April (Monday), All Day: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Culver’s Night
• 10 May (Tuesday), 5-7PM: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Wendy’s Night
• 16 May (Monday), 6:30-8PM: May PTO Meeting at DP ELEM
• 30 May (Monday), All Day: “TAKEOUT TONIGHT!” Culver’s Night
• 05 June (Sunday), 1:10PM: Twins Game vs. the Tampa Bay Rays
OPEN PTO POSITION(s):
• Officer, Co-Treasurer
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