Thursday, March 8: Buddy Lunch
Friday, March 9: Grades five, six, and seven to Camp Kieve
Tuesday, March 13, 7 p.m.: Town meeting
Friday, March 16: No school — teacher workshop day
Featured student: Tabitha McGregor, kindergarten
My favorite meal is cheese pizza with pop-rock ice cream and cotton candy for dessert.
My favorite book is the one with a unicorn with rainbow feathers.
My favorite show is “Charlotte’s Web.” It’s funny, but also sad.
When I grow up, I want to live in the wild and raise animals.
I like SBS because I like having school lunch every single day.
Lastly, I want you to know I really like kittens and bunnies!
Did you know?
According to commercialfreechildhood.org, children ages 2-5 average 2.2 hours per day of screen time. This significantly delays language and social development. Children ages 8-18 consume an average of 7 hours and 11 minutes of screen media per day! What should parents do? Set limits on how many hours per day of media your child uses: for ages 2-5, one hour per day with adult supervision to help process the content. For ages 6-17, parents should designate media-free times, ensure that students don’t use their devices while going to bed, and hold regular discussions about online citizenship and safety. For more information, check out Tech Talk Tuesdays at screenagermovie.com and Common Sense Media.
Tricky Tray raffle and supper
The Tricky Tray raffle and supper will be held on Saturday, March 24 at South Bristol School, sponsored by the South Bristol Boosters Club to help fundraise for items not included in the school budget.
The supper will be held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children up to age 14. The price includes dinner and four free raffle tickets.
The supper includes spaghetti and meatballs, garlic bread, salad, a drink, and dessert.
The Tricky Tray raffle will begin at 7 p.m. Admission to just the Tricky Tray event is $1. Extra tickets are 25 cents each.
People are encouraged to come and see all the wonderful items donated by area businesses, organizations, groups, and individuals. One can purchase as many tickets as one likes and take chances on the items one chooses.
