Pool Party Info.

What to bring:
*Towel
*Sunscreen
*Extra Clothes to change into
*Goggles (optional)
*Hat and sunglasses (optional)

What NOT to bring:
*Pool Toys
*Electronic devices

**Please wear your bathing suit tomorrow to school. Wear an outfit over it.
Come prepared to have a wonderful time with your 5th grade fellow students... ;)

Helpful Sites for State Report

*www.50states.com
           *bensguide.gpo.gov/3-5/state
           *kids.usa.gov/learn-about-the-states
           *enchantedlearning.com/usa/states
           *primarygames.com/states/start.htm
           *

Fun Activities Coming YOUR Way....

Saturday, May 4 at 1:00, is CL Day at the Earthquakes

For each ticket sold, CL receives $5.  Tickets are $20 each and orders must be received by this Thursday, April 25.  Order forms are available in the office.

Saturday, April 27, at Santa Clara High School Theatre, come enjoy CL students performing School House Rock.  Showtimes are 4:00 and 7:00 and tickets are available at the Scrip table in the morning or in the school office all day.  $10 for adults and $5 for children up to age 12.

Clothing Drive for Local Shelter

Cornerstone is holding a clothing drive for a local shelter (some of you have probably seen posters around the school) all the way until the end of April!


DETAILS:

*All donations should be bagged up and placed in the office.

*Donations include: used clothing (we ALL have some of that), small household items, and toiletries (new please!!Need I remind you)

*Even one pair of socks would help. Remember, anything helps....... 

What to Bring on the 1st Day.....

Back Pack should have the following:
*water bottle
*sunscreen
*lip balm
*tissues
*wipes
*large plastic baggie
*small plastic baggie
(put small plastic baggie inside large one with babywipes, tp, and small hand sanitizer)
*rain gear ONLY IF RAIN IS PREDICTED ON MONDAY
*journal in plastic baggie (the one you left on your desk)
*bandana
*bag lunch- completely disposable

Wear the following:
*hiking boots
*dry socks
*long pants
*long sleeve shirt
*5th grade t-shirt (the green one)over the long-sleeve shirt
*warm jacket
*hat (beanie for cold/cap)


If you get car sick "sea bands" can be purchased at Target for $10

REMEMBER TO BRING A BOOK on MONDAY......

Science Camp Packing List......

Required Clothing and Equipment

This list is for all HI participants.  While going through the list, keep in mind the number of days you will be at our campus.  Check off item once it’s packed.  Great places to find these items:  REI, Any Mountain, The Sports Basement (on Stevens Creek), Mel Cottons, Sports Authority, The Mountain View Army Supply (on Bascom) 

PLEASE LABEL EVERY SINGLE ITEM WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME ON IT!

WATERPROOF EVERYTHING!

Required for Hiking Day

__        Lunch from home on the first day only.

__        Day pack – large enough for lunch, jacket, rain gear, journal and water bottle

__        Water Bottle – unbreakable, leak-proof one quart (or more) plastic bottle without a straw -  Drinking water bottles (e.g. Calistoga, Evian, etc) are fine.

__        Rain gear – complete rain jacket and pants (coated nylon is best)

__        Sunscreen – SPF 30 or higher

__        Lip balm with SPF (avoid “Chapstick” brand)

__        Hats – (1) for sun protection, (1) for warmth

__        Gloves

__        Foot gear – sturdy, ankle supporting and waterproofed for hiking.  Break in at least one month prior to your trip and make sure students have practiced tying them.

__        Jacket – stuffable nylon or thick fleece is a good choice

__        Inhaler if you need it while hiking

__        Emergency “I have to go the bathroom out in the wilderness” Kit: (2) Gallon-sized Ziplock baggies, (4-5) One quart baggies, handsanitizer, travel-sized bathroom wipes, travel-sized tissue

__        (Pencil and journal to be provided by your teacher)

__        Bandana scarf (lunch placemat on our daily hikes)

Required for Overnight (after 4 p.m.)

__        Foot gear – in addition to the hiking pair, bring a pair of rubber-soled tennis shoes to wear on campus

__        Warm sleeping bag and pillow (sheet and thick blankets are fine) – pack in a large garbage bag –practice rolling it up!

__        Long pants – bring at least (3) extra pair

__        Shirts – (4-5) are needed, long sleeve are best to accommodate the changes in weather.

__        Warm layers- (2-3) sweat shirts (in case of rain)

__        Socks and underwear – one pair per day plus one extra (a few thick hiking socks if possible)

__        Pajamas or equivalent (sweats, etc.)

__        Toiletries – comb or brush, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc. (travel bottles best – label w/name)

__        Bath towel and washcloth

__        Sandals to wear in the shower

__        Personal medications, as needed (please fill out the medication form provided, place in a Ziplock baggie with your child’s name labeled clearly – give to child’s teacher the morning of departure)

__        (2 -3) extra large plastic garbage bags – 1 for sitting on in case of rain, 1 for repacking sleeping bag and pillow/dirty clothes

__        Rolling suitcase suggested– students will need to carry all of their own gear

Optional

__        One twin-sized fitted sheet (highly recommended)

__        Sunglasses

__        Camera (disposable is best in case of rain)

__        Stuffed animal/picture from home

__        Alarm clock (adults only)

__        Flash light (adults only)

DO NOT BRING

·         CANDY, SODAS, OR EXTRA FOOD OF ANY KIND (except for lunch on the first day) If you have special dietary needs, please contact your child’s teacher

·         Electrical or batter powered equipment:  cell phones, video games, CD players, iPods, etc.  (adult chaperons may bring lap tops and cell phones)

Incoming Parent Night for Moreland Middle School

Don't miss this informational night about Moreland Middle School
 When:  Jan. 23
 Where:  MMS M.U. Room
 Time:  6:00 p.m.

Tour Dates:  Feb 5 or Feb. 12  (Please RSVP at least 2 days in advance)
Please call 874-3301 to sign up for the info night and/or tour

*5th Grade Showcase visit has been planned for March 15 (we will take a bus over for the visit)

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EDS Tours:  Please call 874-3501 to schedule the informational coffe and classroom tours