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The
Tiger Paw |
Cesar
E. Chavez Middle School Issue 5 February
2010 |
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Ground
Breaking Ceremony By Salena
Marie Garcia
Ground
Breaking Ceremony By Salena Garcia If there’s one thing to say about And now a new edition No more strenuous P.E. classes CECMS, To our amazing school. In the scorching sun. It’s that our time here has We got the vote, because, after all, The students are all with me Been
the absolute best. CEC
rules. When I say it sure isn’t fun. From 6th grade, to 7th, to 8th
And this multi-purpose
room And finally, no more blistering
cold breaks Grade at last, Makes
us so happy we could sing In the morning or the afternoon. I’m sorry to say that our It’s made us so joyous
And now it’s winter, Last year has passed. Because of a number of things:
We hope our prize comes
soon. We’ve studied all the subjects, No more assembly cancellations So, all in all, And aced all the tests. Because of the weather. We’d like to say, How far we’ve come, And
I’m sure we all agree “Thank
you, Planada, No one would have guessed. That this is way better.
For saving the day! |
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Martinelli’s Message |
Club
Live |
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By Mr. Martinelli “Shred the edge!” |
By Lorena
Inojosa Any Club Live updates include the possible coming
of a rally. CL advisor Mrs. Esquivel isn’t sure whether she would like to
have one or not. Vice President Lorena Inojosa says
it might be delayed because of the rain. |
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4-H |
Yearbook |
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By Carola Montano Future 4-H events include a Speech Festival on
Communications Day. This
festival includes an opportunity for students to compete against other
students county wide, give them a chance to read to children aloud, and a
chance to say their speech to everyone. The next training is going to be held
on Saturday, February 6, 2010 from 9 AM to 4 PM at the 4-H office in Merced. |
By Amanda Garcia Last week, the Yearbook Club nominated and chose
the “Voted the Most” category for the yearbook. Winners include Lizbeth
Palomares and Salvador Moreno, Samuel Flores and Estefania
Ceja, Rafael Cisneros and Vanessa Ceja, Rafael Nava and Jazzmine
Garcia, Lorena Inojosa and Eduardo Bedolla, Sonny Martinez and Berenice
Martinez, Erika Perez and Ryan Martinez, Silvia Higuera
and Koua Vang, Salena
Marie Garcia and Juan Moreno, Alina Maldonado and
Ricardo Jacobo, Jesus Avelar
and Maria Pantoja, and Eva Bustamante and Eric
Alvarez. |
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Student Council |
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By Lizbeth
Palomares Student Council sells snacks on Wednesday s
during break. Their list of snacks include Gatorade, waters, Cheez-Its, Sun Chips, peanut butter granola bars, and
honey and oats granola bars, rice crispy treats, and fruit snacks. Their
prices range from 25¢ to $1.00 |
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Better Know Your
Teachers |
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By Erika Perez
Mrs. Lopez-Nava Q:
What high school did you attend? Q: As a girl, what was your dream job? A: I
went to Le Grand High.
A: I’ve always wanted to be a History teacher. Q:
What college did you attend?
Q: Where did you grow up? A: I
attended Fresno State.
A: I lived in Planada through my youth. |
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Weather
Forecast |
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Monday 2-1-10
59° |
Tuesday 2-2-10
60° |
Wednesday 2-3-10
57° |
Thursday 2-4-10 57° |
Friday 2-5-10
56° |
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Monday 2-8-10
58° |
Tuesday 2-9-10
61° |
Wednesday 2-10-10
61° |
Thursday 2-11-10
62° |
Friday 2-12-10
62° |
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English
Language Arts |
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By
Denise Flores Literature
is very important here at CEC. The 6th,
7th, and 8th grades are basically going over the same
subjects. The higher the grade, the more difficult it is to get things right.
The 6th graders are working on expository essays and nouns and
predicates. The 7th graders are working on response to literatures
and adjectives. The 8th
graders are working on persuasive essays and going over verbs and their
tenses and different types of nouns and verbs. As you can see, CECMS takes
literature seriously. |
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P.O.W.E.R. |
Math |
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By
Salena Marie Garcia 6th
Grade: 11,170 7th
Grade: 6,245 8th
Grade: 4,815 Congratulations,
6th graders! Keep up
the good work! |
By Tony
Coronado The 6th
graders are working on Operations with Rational Numbers, which deals with
fractions and also fraction equations. In 7th grade, Mr. Alvarado
is teaching the about Ratios, Proportions, and Similarities, and it has to do
with drawings and models. The 7th grade is also working with
Dimensional Analysis which includes the conversion of units. In 8th
grade, we are reviewing Chapter 7 this week and will take the test on Friday. |
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Athletics |
M.E.Ch.A. |
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By Rafael
Nava At the
game on Tuesday, we played against Le Grand. After warming up, our “A” girl’s
basketball team tried hard, but could not acquire a victory. On the other
hand, the “A” boy’s team won. It was a very close game all four quarters, but
in the end, they pulled through with a score of 32-29. Go Tigers! |
By Patricia
Torres Any
future events include the arrival of new T-shirts and sweat shirts for
officers of Me.Ch.A. M.E.Ch.A also sells snacks on Mondays
and Fridays. |
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Core
Values of the Tiger Paw |
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Promote Cesar E. Chavez Middle School positively ·
Represent Planada Elementary School and Planada
as a whole positively ·
Do no harm to our school or anyone in out school
community |
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Our Mission
Statement |
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Our
reason for doing this newspaper is to inform the CEC staff, fellow students,
and members of the community about our school. We would like everyone to know
what the curriculum is, what special events are coming up and other events
that affect the community as a whole. |
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Thank you to all the reporters that made this issue possible. Anyone who wishes to write for “The Tiger
Paw” should talk to Salena Garcia or Mrs. Mahacek. We still have many more issues and lots of
opportunities for the avid writer!