2022 RBB News 4

Thursday, April 7th, 2022

Falcon News Herald

About this publication

This week the third grade class became entrepreneurs. They opened their own shops, and even sold products. However the three third graders that sell the most products win gift cards.

Marvelous Market Day

Third Graders Become Entrepreneurs

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Words by Perry Smith and Sophia Nguyen
Market day was a success! Market Day was held on Friday, April 1, 2022. It was a day that the third grade class sold their goods to the rest of the RBB staff and students to learn about buying and selling. Many of the art works, treats, creations and goods were very extravagant and popular. The third graders did a great job with their work. They tried their best and they were very successful. The Bank & Trust joined in by donating money for the top three businesses of the day! The merchants who received the most money from sales won gift cards. First place received $100, second place won $75, and third place won a whopping $50. The third graders and their teacher deserve a "job well done" for their ideas. Thank you to Mrs. Nguyen for giving them confidence and strength to help them be successful. Market Day was a day to remember! A big thanks also goes out to the amazing Bank & Trust for the wonderful donations and supporting the local youth! It was a great way to support entrepreneur dreams!

Words by Pita Wold-Edwards and Teaghan Burton.

Last week, RBB students were having an amazing time at the third grade market. Every student in the class worked very hard! In the morning, the third graders started to set up their shops, minutes flew by, and customers were arriving. At first, customers were hesitant as they window shopped, but as they actually got a look at the colors, they were exhilarated! They were running around left and right trying to find a special item. There were fidgets, books, book marks, cupcakes, and even bingo. Each student was given 5 dollars in play money to spend at the market. They had to choose very wisely on what they wanted to spend their money on. Each student left market day with a smile on their face. After the markets closed down for the day, it was time to pay taxes and repair fees. After entrepreneurs figured out their profit, the three third graders with the highest profit won gift cards. The Bank & Trust is a local community bank that donated money to support our school's entrepreneurs. They were excited to see how the day turned out!

What's Going on Around RBB

Upcoming Easter Egg Hunts!

Words by Quinn Bingham and Charlotte Chen

Intro
That's right on April 14th there will be a HUGE Easter egg hunt for all grades. Kids will bring in some eggs filled with candy for their class so they will be able to go egg crazy during the scavenger hunt. Every student in RBB is so egg-cited for the big day.

The Big Search
The eggs will be scattered and hidden all across a nearby field to RBB. All the grades will have to search for the eggs and quickly pop them into their baskets. The students will find as many eggs as possible. Inside their finds are sweet treats. This egg hunt won't just be for hunting, but also a yummy yum snack to go with it!

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Along with the big egg hunt, there are a few things more to Easter here! There are some surprise activities, but don't go looking for them here, because they're a surprise. Another bit more is that RBB will have Friday, April 15th and Monday, April 18th off! The school is looking forward to a four day weekend. How will students spend their weekend? Some students are planning on visiting family and some are planning on using this time to relax. Both are very good and well-earned ideas.

That's All, Folks!
It may be a great idea to start practicing those scavenger hunting skills. Maybe partner up with a friend and develop a plan to attack those colorful eggs!

Mrs. Nguyen and her students planting the garden.

Third Grade Goes Green!

RBB Egg Hunt!

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March 31st was just a normal day when all of a sudden the third grade teacher, Mrs. Nguyen, announced that students would be planting in the school gardens! Everybody was excited, because they had never planted in the school gardens before. One by one, she called groups and gave them a plant. They each got to plant their own fruits, veggies, and herbs. They included parley, peppers, and tomatoes. While students excavated the dirt they even found grubs. Mrs. Nguyen dug a hole in the dirt, and once she reached the plastic tarp bit that prevents roots from spoiling the garden, she taught her students how to flip the pot over and put the plant inside the hole. After the plant was in, they had to cover the rest with dirt to stabilize it. Third grade loved being outdoors in the sun planting and playing in the dirt with Mrs. Nguyen. Now, they have to take care of the plants until they grow tall and produce peppers and tomatoes. The flowers that blossom will be good for pollinators, and the leaves from the plants make the air a bit cleaner. Third grade really went green that day! Go over to the gardens to see the plants for yourself. And remember, stretch your roots of knowledge and keep on growing!

Open house and Easter!

RBB is doing open house and Easter and all the kids are excited!

Easter is Coming and Open House has Gone!

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Pre-k and Kinder Open House

Words by Sophia Nguyen
Many people across America celebrate Easter in many fun and creative ways, but surely, the way that RBB celebrates, has got to be the best!

Many classes are requiring students to bring plastic eggs filled with candy so that they could participate in an Easter egg hunt! Some teachers have planned some egg-cellent activities for their class to do when the special day comes! Every class in RBB is jumping with excitement!

RBB encourages students to be creative and crafty for the special projects that will be coming your way!

Open House 1-5 grades

Words by Noelle Darius
1st Grade Open House
Mrs. Rodriguez and Mrs. Ortiz's classes showed their parents some of their projects they had been working on. One was an ecosystem project. Students shared a food chain that would be found there with parents.

2nd Grade Open House
Mrs. Snyder's class recorded themselves reading books on Seesaw and the parents got a QR code to watch them read.

What did third through fifth do for open house?
Teacher told parents about upcoming events and also gave students time to show parents some of the amazing activities they've worked on.

Words by Gus Altman
Intro
It was an ordinary April 1 in RBB Elementary but when the teachers announced that they were having open house all of them got excited and started jumping around the classroom.
How Pre-k celebrated Open House
Pre-k celebrated open house by singing songs to their parents, they made lovely sun catchers with their parents, and the parents were given sight word cards so their kids get ready for kindergarten.
How Kindergarten celebrated Open House
Kindergarten celebrated open house by reading a book to their parents, playing an awesome sight word game on the carpet, and shared their creative writing with their parents.

Words by Johnathan Parker

Did you know that the person who made Turning Red made the animated short film BAO.

Did you know that Toy Story was going to originally be name Tin Toy?

Did you know that it took more than four years to make Toy Story?

Did you know that in Finding Nemo there was 400 eggs in the nest and only one survived?

Did you know that in Cars, Doc Hudson was voiced by Paul Newman who was a racer that unfortunately died from cancer in 2008? He also voiced Cars 2 in 2011. How was that possible? That's because the directors cut some words from Cars 1 and from talks Paul Newman and the director had about Paul's racing.

Did you know that in Toy Story the animators added small details on Buzz to show that he was aging? One of these details was his stickers were pealing.

Did you know that in the movie Turning Red if you stay for the credits you may see a ticket to the concert that has A113 which is where most animators for Disney worked at.

Thank you for coming!

Open House 2022

Celebrating Month of the Military Child

How Does America Celebrate Month Of The Military Child?

RBB is THANKFUL for all the MILITARY families at RBB. RBB is here for you, and we LOVE you all. Thank you.
-RBB Elementary Newsflash.

Words by Mariah Sands

Month of the Military Child is dedicated to children with their family working for the military, but why? Why do we celebrate this month for military children?....
What Does a Military Child Go Through?
A military child goes through a ton of things, most people barely recognize it. They go through moving all the time, leaving their friends, sometimes having to leave their pets with someone else, parents deploying, and so much more!
Why Do We Celebrate Month of the Military Child?
We celebrate military children to honor how strong and brave they are, they hold back tears when they feel like crying. Military Children are just like heroes, their powers are being brave, strong, and they have potential of doing anything!
How Does America Celebrate?
America does many things to celebrate Month of the Military Child, schools in America "Purple Up" for military kids, read books about military children, host spirit week, and much more! America itself could host an assembly or party for military kids. People can do many things to celebrate this month, why don't you try?

RBB Celebrates Month Of The Military Child.

Purple up for the unsung heros, for they are unique, brave, resilent future history makers.

Words by Teaghan Burton
How does RBB celebrate Month of the Military Child?

Purple Up
What is Purple Up? It's where you wear purple. Why do we wear purple? We wear purple to honor the Military. Well why the color purple? We wear purple to symbolizes all branches of the military.

Military Kids Are Superheroes
What is Military Kids Are Superheroes? This is when you wear your best superhero outfit. Why do you wear your best superhero outfit? Because each kid has there own superpower so why not dress as a superhero?
Proud To Be American
What is proud to be an American? It is where the kids wear red, white and blue. Why red, white and blue? To represents the U.S. flag and how it was still waving.
Crazy Camo Day
What is Crazy Camo Day? It is where kids are creative in how they wear camo to represent the military and being Military Brats.
Military Branch and Law Enforcement Day
What is Military Branch and Law Enforcement Day? It is a day that kids can wear something that represents their branch of Military. It is where the kids wear things that represent family connection.

Fun Facts.
90% of students are military connected at RBB elementary. Even some of the teachers are military or they used to be. Thank you for your service. -RBB.

Falcons of last Week

Falcons of last week display leadership, teamwork, and success in everything they do.

Anissa Huerta

Jarom Neilson

Logan Binkley

Evelyn Carpenter

Walter Lewis

Logan Binkley was chosen to be Falcon of the Week because he is a great student and an amazing kid in general. He enjoys playing with his friends during recess. He is the apple to his teacher's eye.

Anissa truly demonstrates her teamwork and kindness when a classmate is in need. She also sparks with creativity! Everyone can agree Anissa is a truly generous student. Congrats Anissa!

Jarom has worked extremely hard to earn his title of Falcon of the Week. Jarom has made great decisions and stayed on task throughout the days. His participation in class has stood out and shined bright. Congratulations Jarom!

Evelyn is an outstanding girl filled with integrity. Her smile will brighten your day and she will do anything in her power to show others kindness. She will make your heart shine. She is filled with positivity!

Walter is helpful, kind, and funny. He darts through challenges. He also spreads kindness everywhere he goes. He clearly deserves his classroom's spot as Falcon of the Week!

Genesis Glaster

Omar Kocacay

Gus Altman

Ericson Romero

Omar is one of the outstanding students in second grade. He is a boy to honor and he is very kind. He enjoys making jokes and making other kids laugh. Thank you for bringing joy to RBB.

Gus is a role model student who helps anyone in need. He enjoys many sports. When you see him play soccer in recess, you will be left in amazement. He is the highlight of third grade!

Genesis is a warm-hearted girl with a smile to stop you in your tracks. Genesis is a role model to her peers by persevering and working hard. All of her friends are excited to call her falcon of the week.

Eric has a been a smart and outstanding student this school year. He has been kind to his fellow classmates and has shown a lot of empathy to others. Good job on being selected as Falcon of the Week!