Heritage Academy Student Council is busying working on a 2022-23 yearbook. The cost will be $20. Orders are due by May 4th. Order forms are located at the front office.
Please join us for our Annual Cinco de Mayo Fundraising Event! All community members are welcome!
The Heritage Academy Book Cluster is doing a book drive and asking for donations of school appropriate books to raffle off at our Cinco de Mayo Fiesta. If you have any books you would like to donate please send in with your students or drop them off at the office. Deadline is April 27th.
Thank you
2nd Grade learning how to do research and use non fiction informational texts.
ID Lottery gives back to education!
More Scratch Off fun by Falcon staff!
Bravo Team Heritage Academy! The Great Scratch Off was at CSI in Twin Falls, ID. Representing the Elementary School was Renette Reyes, Arianna Walters, & Dorothy Hunt! Representing the Middle School was our resident “hot hand” Debbie Johnson, Debbie’s husband (Paul), & myself. Debbie had the “Midas Touch”- Re: she scratched a ticket worth $500! Way to step up team!!! I’m proud to be a Falcon!!!
Check out these inspirational self-portraits done in the Impressionistic style! We have true artists in Reader’s Theater!
Reader’s Theater is venturing into textiles for our next medium. The original “Jack & the Beanstalk” play starring Abbot & Costello took place during the Depression era. Consequently, we are going to learn how to sew by hand as well as emphasize the importance of recycling! We would appreciate donations of fabric and batting. Thanks in advance!!
Basket Weaving learning about Cherokee and the many things they went through.
Day one of Spirit Week: Crazy hair day! We have some really creative students (and parents)!
Falcon Spirit Week
March 13th-15th
Spring Break Here We Come!
Shout-out to Mrs. Wicker, our illustrious English Language Arts (ELA) teacher. Thanks to Mrs. Wicker we were gifted with the presence of a Shakespearean acting troupe. Middle School students in grades 5-8 got to see a live performance of "Much Ado About Nothing".
Hear ye, hear ye… Reader’s Theater has been gifted our own “resident techie”! Joseph has volunteered to piece together an iMovie via an Independent Study. Gotta’ love his initiative!!!
2nd Graders are learning to draw quadrilaterals and triangles on mini geo boards.
Our makeshift stone castle is getting upgraded by some Reader’s Theater participants.
This next week in Reader’s Theater, kiddos will explore “masonry”. It’s time to design and build the Giant’s castle. We are going for an authentic stone castle, using sponge paints and pre-cut templates. The model is prepped and ready. Our rocks will have texture and reflect a variety of sediment!
Big day in 6th grade Science class- Re: lab with “burning question” (Q): How do molecules from food and air get to the cells in the body? Scientists will need to breakdown intake and reconfigure molecules to pass through the villi, alveoli, & cell membranes. Then they will need to back it up with evidence!!! (part 2)
Big day in 6th grade Science class- Re: lab with “burning question” (Q): How do molecules from food and air get to the cells in the body? Scientists will need to breakdown intake and reconfigure molecules to pass through the villi, alveoli, & cell membranes. Then they will need to back it up with evidence!!! (part 1)
There are heroes among us! Thanks Nicole & Teri (cooks) for helping me gather supplies for taste tests in 6th grade Science. Amino acids rock and help us with metabolism!!!
