Summer Sage News: July 11, 2022

Week of July 11, 2022

Challenge yourself physically this week and give yourself bonus points if you complete a fitness challenge outdoors.

Read below to enjoy more learning activities below and have a wonderful week!

Art
Join Sage Oak’s Summer School Coordinator, Mrs. Tiffiny Webster, live on Wednesday, July 13th at 9 am for a fun, interactive art lesson. All you need is a blank sheet of paper, a pencil, and some markers or crayons. After you create your artwork, Mrs. Webster will show you how to share your artwork on the Summer Sage Flip!

Click below to join the Zoom meeting.
Meeting ID: 979 1293 7425
Passcode: sagesummer

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Art: Middle School
Does summer have you gazing up at the stars? Click below to have a little fun by making your own abstract geometry star.

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Literacy
One of the most gratifying things about finishing a novel is watching the film. Many people find that books are often better because we hold the responsibility of painting pictures of the text using our imaginations. When we watch a film, we may be found wanting more because the picture is already painted for us.

This can be a great topic of discussion for students and motivation for them to read more novels associated with films. Engage them by providing graphic organizers to spark meaningful discussions on books vs. movies!

Math
Have you ever wanted to try Sudoku, but been intimidated by all the numbers and grids? Click below for a fun and easy way to get used to the format with colors and candy! Ease into the game with easy-to-hard grids and practice your logic and problem-solving skills along the way.

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Science
Beware of all those extra summer treats! Eating popsicles, s’mores, and candy all summer long might leave you with a toothache! Click below for a fascinating eggs-periment about how sugar and bacteria wear away healthy tooth enamel.

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Social-Studies
Did you know that the Rosetta Stone was discovered in July of 1799? One incredible thing to note is that it was inscribed three times: in Egyptian hieroglyphics, demotic script, and ancient greek! Click below to see if you can decipher these codes and perhaps even write your own!

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Tell Us S’More
We’d love to hear how things are going, what you are up to, and any ideas, comments, and feedback you would like to share. Click below for our super quick weekly check-in!

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2022 High School Summer School: June 21-August 12
How do I access my high school summer school course?

Check your personal and Sage Oak student email accounts for a welcome letter from your teacher with your username and password. In addition to providing course oversight, your teacher will be available to support you through email and office hours. You can find your teacher’s contact information and office hours in the welcome letter email or on the Summer School Student Central.

It’s not too late to enroll in summer school credit recovery courses. If you are interested in enrolling in high school summer school, please contact Tiffiny Webster, Summer School Coordinator, at summerschool@sageoak.education for details.

For questions, please contact summerschool@sageoak.education.

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