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Clubs will be offered throughout the school year. Peine Ridge clubs are each targeted at different groups of students. These groupings help make the club more successful. In each club description, the specific grade levels targeted are listed and the maximum number of participants. Club sponsors will send out information closer to the beginning of the clubs. Signs up will be filled by the order sign-ups are submitted.
Transportation is not provided.More information will be coming!!
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Art Club
Who: Mixed Grade Levels- more info to come
Maximum Students: 25
What: Do you enjoy art? Would you want to help create art for Peine Ridge? This club works to help produce artwork used at Peine.
Sponsors: Mrs. Deanne Tepen -
Battle of the Books
Who: 4th-6th
Maximum Students: 50
When: Starts in November before school
Battle of the Books Club promotes collaborative teamwork while displaying knowledge of the 2019-2020 Mark Twain nominees. It encourages students to grow as readers. Club meetings are “training sessions” that include activities that prepare students for competition, engage in book discussions, and participate in practice battles.Sponsor- Mrs. Hodnett
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Choir
Who: 4th-6th
Maximum Students: 50
When: Before School
What: Students will work together to prepare a musical production.
Sponsor- Mrs. Vicki Strode -
Fitness
Who: 4th-6th
When: 7:30-8:20 a.m. 1st Quarter
Maximum # of Students: To be determined
Details of Club:
Students will learn about health and fitness.
How to have fun while staying fit
Play recreational games and activities
Sports skills required
Parents: Please drop off your child at the exterior door of the gym no earlier than 7:30 am. Keep your student with you in the car until the exterior door opens and you see Mrs. Blechle or Ms. Grover. Students will be dismissed to their classroom teachers once the 8:20 am bell rings.
Club Sponsor: Mrs. Blechle and Mrs. Grover -
Garden Club
Who: K-6
When: 3:30-4:30
Maximum # of Students: 50 students
Details of Club:
We will work in the outdoor garden and continue to work on the outdoor landscaping project. That includes the bioswale gardens, tire garden, zen garden, garden boxes, and edible garden as well as the labyrinth.Club Sponsor: Dr. Amelia Hicks, Mr. Michael Gustafson
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Panther STEAM
Who: K-3rd
When: After School
Maximum # of Students: 30 students
Details of Club:
Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math
Every two weeks focus on a different area and will build on each other
Build a love and passion for STEAM
Club Sponsor: Mrs. Jenna Parrish -
Peine Elite
Who: 5th-6th during the entire school year
When: After School
Maximum # of Students: 12 students
Details of Club:
Students selected for leadership abilities.
Plan house quarterly celebrations.
Plan house meetings.
Organize service projects.
Club Sponsor: Ms. Boatright and Mrs. Wilmes -
Robotics-Advanced
Who: 4th-6th
When: 3:15-4:00
Maximum # of Students: 25 students
Details of Club:
Students in this club should have a good understanding of how to assemble lego robots and a basic understanding of how to program with EV3 softwareClub Sponsor: Scott Cleveland
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Robotics-Beginning
Who: 3rd-6th
When: 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Maximum # of Students: 25 students
Details of Club:
Students in this club will learn how to build a variety of lego robots. Students will also learn some basic programming skills.Club Sponsor: Mr. Cleveland
The Amazing Shake
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At Peine Ridge Elementary, we emphasize teaching our students manners, discipline, respect, and how to conduct themselves in a professional environment. This annual contest, modeled after the Ron Clark Academy, allows us to test our students on these skills through a fun and memorable experience and enables us to engage with local business leaders on behalf of the school. The competition also introduces the students to the networks, roles, opportunities, and career paths that they may not have been exposed to before.
During the Amazing Shake, students learn and develop professional qualities — from the mechanics of a proper handshake to how to “work the room” — so that they can present themselves exceptionally well for opportunities today and in the future.
THE GAUNTLET: The Gauntlet is a fast-paced series of creative and unique scenarios to challenge the students and is always a big spectacle! Round 1 transforms our school into a giant obstacle course where each station is a creative challenge paired with a local business leader from the community as the judge. The students go through each station one at a time, spending one minute interacting with the volunteering judge. During that time, the business leader judges the student on qualities such as handshake firmness, eye contact, confidence, common sense, and more. At the end of Round 1, the top students will advance to the next round.
THE CIRCLE OF DOOM: This station consists of speed-dating style questions dealing with topics such as current events, local issues, and creative solutions. Students will have one minute to respond to the question and be scored. Students will meet a total of eight different judges.
WORK THE ROOM: Students will circulate the room to have quality "small talk" with as many judges during the allotted time. Judges will score on introduction, handshake, confidence, and conversation quality. This is your opportunity to let your conversation skills shine. You will need to circulate the room and chat with several judges in your session. You may need to smoothly transition conversations as others may join you and move on quickly. Remember...
- Greet: Introduce yourself and shake hands. Smile and be memorable!
- Chat: This is an opportunity for you to share something interesting about yourself but also be a good listener and conversation connector.
- Score: Be sure to ask the judge to score you before you move on to another conversation. You will not be able to ask at the end of this session.
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