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SCHOOL and S-PORTS
Official Publication for the Norwalk Community School District
Norwalk Warriors
Page Eight N/Warren Town and County News
NORWALK MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
The 3.5-3.999 Grades 6
and 7 Honor Roll was sub-
mitted in error for a previ-
ous edition. The following
students earned that rec-
ognition.
6th Grade
3.5-3.999
Lillian Arvidson, Vic-
toria Austin, John Bellizzi,
Claire Bennett, Elizabeth
Benson, Riley Borst, Chris-
topher Bowles, Brady
Brandsfield, Leanna Broc-
kett, Russell Burgett, Ella
Cort, Kason Crall, Brynn
Cunningham, Broderic
Decker, Rhett Dempsey,
Kaylee Edwards, Jacob
Endres, Brandon Fick,
Isiah Funk, Lauren Gavin,
Jake Gude'nkauf, Gabi
Hager, Jonah Hildebrandt,
Tyler Hirl, Mamie Hoefler,
Cole Hopkins, Juliana
Huegerich, Alexis Hut-
chins, Spencer Hut-
chinson, Andrew Jensen,
Amber Johnson, Douglas
Jones, Reid Kallenbach,
Matthew Kames, Ryan
Kennedy, Garret Klyn,
Noah Krichau, Anna Laire,
Dylan Lane, Elizabeth
Livingston, Noah Lof-
fredo, Margaret Luzier,
Mya McAlpin, Makayla
McDonald, Kyle McGuire,
Camille Miller, Liah
M0eller, Emma Myers,
Trevor Neil, Tristan
Noguerra, Kalei Owens,
Jack Palen, Hunter
Pappan, Jessica Phipps,
Desiree Priebe, Anthony
Rand, Sydney Richeson,
Kailey Riddle, Gabriella
Ridgeway, Tanner Rieke.-
berg, Hannah Robertson,
Cole Schumacher, Connor
Scott, Jordan Scott, Caleb
Seymour, Jayme Sileo,
Janzen Simpson, Olivia
Steenhoek, Alyssa Step-
hens, Shelbi Stogdill,
Miranda Sullivan, Abigail
Swisher, Hayley Sylvester,
Rachel Taylor, Cindi
Thronson, Mark Tollefson,
Ryan Vandehaar, sa:
mantha Walker, Orin Wa-
ters, Tyler Whitehead.
7th Grade
3.5-3.999
Brandi Amantea, Isaac
Anderson, Sophie Banegas,
Riley Becker, Alexis Beer-
mann, Christian Belden,
Anthony Bellizzi, Emily
Bergan, Kassidy Berkenpas,
Kennedy Berkenpas, Han-
nah Broadbent, Bryce Bul-
lock, Duncan Burnett,
Emmerson Burson, Emalyn
Castaneda, Emily Clark,
Jake Cook, Kiley Fee,
Campbell Ferden, Matthew
Fraser, Paul Frederick,
Rachel Frescoln, Michael
Geistler, Mattie George,
Brooke Heldt, Bailey Hoch,
Zachary Kreider, Emma Mc-
Donald, Katie Meinecke,
Cassidy Moore, Jordan
Nelson, Sonny Onken, Jo-
seph Oswald, Kade Palmer,
Jake Paulsen, Noah Peters,
Anastasia Petersen, Jacob
Potratz, Elijah Richardson,
Elizabeth Roush, Mikayla
Schmidt, Brianna Springer,
Samantha Urlis, Will
VanderHolt, Tori Van-
Velzen, Joseph Vivone,
LaCinda Wetzel, Meghan
Zug.
OVIATT ELEMENTARY
By Dr. Laura Sivadge
Preschool-K Principal
and Rodney Martinez
lst-2nd Principal
Reading
Reading is the fundamental skill for all learning and
elementary school is where children jump on the read-
ing superhighway. In just a few short years, most chil-
dren go from singing the ABC song to mastering books.
To help your children become skilled readers, try. these
suggestions:
Read to them.
Reading to your children is the single most impor-
tant thing you can do to help children develop a love of
books and reading. While bedtime is traditionally story
time, do not limit yourself. Keep books • in your car, in
your bag, by the sofa, and even by the bathtub. That
wa)¢ reading can easily be made part of the day. Also,
keep books on low shelves, on the floor, in toy chests,
or anywhere else your children can reach them.
Have plenty of material.
Books are not the only thing children can read. Post-
ers, maps, magazines, recipes and newspapers are great
reading material.Computer games that emphasize read-
ing skills may also be useful for your school-age chil-
dren.
Listen to them read.
From the day your child begins sounding out letters,
concentrate on how they are doing. Try to include some
"read aloud" time-where they are reading to you-in your
everyday routine. You can offer them praise and catch
any early problems before they have time to become
habits.
Model good reading habits and limit TV.
Your children need to see that reading is a lifelong
skill and a form of entertainment. When you take them
to the library to choose books, choose some for your-
sell too. If you can, subscribe to the daily newspaper or
to magazines and discuss articles you read with your
children. This shows children that reading is not only
schoolwork-it is something that's an integral part of
everyone's life. Also, limit the amount of time you spend
watching television.
Let them choose.
Within reason, allow your children to choose their
ownreading material. If they choose what to read, they
will be more likely to actually spend time reading. Get
your children their own library cards andrentrust them
with keeping their books in good shape and returning
them on time.
Ask the teacher.
Ask your child's teacher if your child has areas in
which he o r she may need extra help. Also, make sure
to let the teacher know if you have noticed any reading
Concluded p.ll
Thursday, July 7, 2011
NorwalkSwimmers
There are 16 Norwalk students who swim on the Lincoln Rails Summer Club Team.
They practice foumornings a week and participate in several swim meets during
June and July. Front row, left to right: Jacqui McGinnis, Alex McGinnis, Shaun
Slycord, Jaxon Morawski, Will Bennett, Noah Krichau, Joplyn Whitehead. Back
row: Max Hosier, Hailey Morawski, Alex Bennett, Sara Bennett, Tyler Whitehead,
Camille Miller. Not Pictured are Frank Hosier, Betsy Hosier, Abby Henry. Assis-
tant Coaches are Norwalk Alumni Brooke Gillen and Nicole Wright. For more
information about Lincoln Club Swimming, view our website www.rail
swimming,com. Photo submitted.
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