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Mark Keppel Times Tips for P.E. By Anahit Sinanyan Dear 4th and 5th grades, your P.E. teachers, Mr. Sandoval and Mrs. Todd. They have some tips for you on tennis and football.
The Truth About Black Cats By Chloe Choe There are many myths about black cats that people believe in. Some people who lived in Medieval France and Spain considered a black cat as bad luck if one ever stood in their lane. The idea of black cats being a sign of bad luck in our country, was started by the Pilgrims of the Plymouth colony. The Pilgrims of the Plymouth colony did not trust anything associated with witches and sorcery. Sorcery also meant black cats. But some people who lived in British Islands thought the opposite. They thought that if a black cat occupied their house they would become rich. After the frenzy against witches and sorcery had been done away with in the colonies, it only remains today as a legend for most people. It is now common to see black cat as decorations for Halloween because of its past history. This Halloween, try thinking about adopting a black cat from a animal shelter or rescue service. If so, an animal without a loving owner will be saved. Happy Halloween!
Here are some tips from coach Sandoval: 1.You must learn how to pace. 2.You must learn how to breath correctly when you are running. 3.You must sustain pace for a long time while you a run 5.Work well with your team and try your best. Here are some tips from Mrs. Todd: 1. You must always be ready. 2.You must always watch. 3.You racket must be in level contact. 4.Always drink water between games if you can.