Monday, May 21, 2012
Mooreland Hill School’s First Golf Outing!Join us on Monday, May 21, 2012
at Shuttle Meadow Country Club Kensington, Connecticut
“Rekindle the Connection”
Come together with old classmates, bring new friends……10:30 am
Registration$225.00 per person includes lunch, golf, dinner, prizes and memories. Proceeds to benefit the 2012-13 Mooreland Hill School Annual Fund.
Do you remember?? …….The Gator Pit? The Knapsack? Green and Gold Teams? Mr. Parson’s keys?
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On Wednesday, April 4, the 4/5 MAG and the sixth and seventh grade will be traveling to New Haven to see a performance of MatheMagic at the Shubert Theater. Accompanying them will be Mr. Dooman, Mrs. Amodio, and Mrs. Fischer.
The ALL-SCHOOL PASTA DINNER IS BACK!!!
Friday March 30th at 5:30 in the school gymnasium. Families pay $25.00 or adults $10.00 and children $5.00. The evening will also include a small raffle sponsored by the 6th grade so please do not forget your pocket change.
All Mooreland families and friends welcome!
SAVE THE DATE!
Monday, May 21, 2012
Mooreland Hill School’s First Golf Outing!Join us on Monday, May 21, 2012
at Shuttle Meadow Country Club Kensington, Connecticut
“Rekindle the Connection”
Come together with old classmates, bring new friends……10:30 am
Registration: $225.00 per person includes lunch, golf, dinner, prizes and memories. Proceeds to benefit the 2012-13 Mooreland Hill School Annual Fund.
Do you remember?? …….The Gator Pit? The Knapsack? Green and Gold Teams? Mr. Parson’s keys?
For questions regarding sponsorship and registration, please contact Sheila Rittman
Please ensure we have your current email address for updates and invitations. Update your contact information today!
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An ARTFARM artist worked intensively with our 4th – 8th grade in small groups to bring the
language, characters and world of Shakespeare to life. The residency combined active exercises and scene work with text analysis (examining metrical structure, literary and rhetorical devices as tools for revealing plot, emotion and action), leading to an ‘off the page and onto your feet’ approach to the work.
This program is designed to build appreciation of and competency with English language andpoetry through Shakespeare’s works. The teacher combines acting exercises with movement-based lessons on diction and figurative language, e.g. onomatopoeia and metaphors, to help students connect to Shakespeare’s works on a personal level.
This is an exciting technique for bringing Shakespeare’s language, plots and characters to life for students who might otherwise struggle with the challenging language and metrical structure and become permanently turned off to Shakespeare. Our English teachers `12`worked closely with ArtFarm to coordinate an age appropriate experience.
