Barnett’s 6th Grade Gift of the Nile Egyptian Day activities. Each year students create Egyptian collars of a specific color to represent their class during their rotations. This year alongside the collars they created Egyptian cartouches, necklaces that have their initials carved in clay using hieroglyphics, to represent each person. Students rotated to each of the 6th mummies. In Mrs. Laudato’s rotation they mummified apples in which they are anxiously waiting to open at the end of the month. In Mrs.

Barnett Elementary Students have been working hard to earn Brag Notes. When a student earns a brag note their name is added to the Principal’s 200 Club Board. Brag notes can be earned by making good choices, working hard in school, and being a good friend or helper just to name a few things. Once the board is full of student names we have a drawing for books and prizes. We are filling up our Principal’s 200 Club Board faster than ever! Thanks for making so many good choices Barnett Bulldogs! Here are some of our recent winners.

We went to the Red Barn. We learned about how apples grow. We got to play on the slides, ride the pedal cars, go through the maze, dig in the sand with hand powered bulldozers, ride the hay wagon, and eat a donut!

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September was a blast for our new Barnett Student Council. The PTA was kind enough to let the Student Council run a booth of balloon animals at our School's Fall Carnival. This helped raise money for the Student Council Leadership Conference in October. The day of the carnival the Student Council learned how to make animal balloons. They learned and made all sorts of twisted balloons such as swords, flowers, giraffes, mice, hats and crowns. Before we knew it all the balloons were gone.