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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
At Fawn Mounain the home school partnership often expands a student’s educational day. A variety of programs and activities are sponsored at Fawn Mountain that can both enrich the school day and extend it. Fawn Mountain students have the opportunity each year to:
Compete in Battle of the Books - A competition that encourages reading. To see the 2008-09 Battle of the Books Reading list, go to:
2008-09 Battle of the Books List
Participate in Reflections -- A national arts competition.
Compete in the Spelling Bee -- A competition that encourages spelling. Students in grades 4 to 8 compete locally. The local winner then competes in Anchorage at the State Spelling Bee. The district
competition is usually held in January.
Compete in the Geography Bee – A competition that encourages knowlege of geography. Students compete in the school GeoBee. The school winner then takes a written test and if he/she scores high enough they compete in the State GeoBee in Anchorage.
Participate in Homework Club-Meets Monday through Wednesday after school, students in grades 3 to 6 receive individual help and attention
...or, take your own idea and create a fun and educational extension to learning!
There are a million things to do besides watch T.V.
Read Do a craft Go to the rec. center Color
Write a letter Make a scrapbook Play a game Bake cookies
Go to the beach Roller skate Paint Make dinner
Put on a play Go for a walk Go swimming Take a boat ride
Play ball Shoot hoops Draw Sing songs
Listen to music Play a card game Look at family pictures Go to Ward Lake
Learn a poem Run in a race Teach your child a new craft Plant flowers
Jump rope Build something with tools Put on music and dance
Make a card for someone Go visit a friend Make a sock puppet
Play a game like marbles Paint a picture Use one of the library’s new backpacks
Make an “I’m Bored” jar: At the beginning of school vacation have your children make a list of activities they can do when they get bored. Write each activity on a slip of paper and drop it into the “I’m bored” jar. Each activity should be something the child can do alone. projects that require a trip to the store (or full time parent attention) can’t be included. When kids are bored, they can draw a slip of paper from the jar.
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