Copopa Chronicle
March 31, 2021
***4th GRADE PANORAMIC PICTURE ***
The order forms will be sent home on Monday, April 12, 2021! Please ask your student for it! You can also check the school website for all of the information.
Important Dates
4/2 - 4/11- No School- Spring Break
4/12- All Hybrid Students Back 5 Days a Week!
4/29- Marco's Pizza Night
Marvelous Mondays
4/12- Cleveland Indians Day! Wear your favorite baseball shirt and hat
4/19- Dress Up Day- Wear your nicest clothes
4/26- Spring Color Day
5/3- Wear your Favorite Hat or Headband
5/10- Cartoon T-Shirt Day
5/17- Pajama Day and Stuffed Animal Day
5/24- Summer is coming Soon! - Wear your sunglasses
Marco's Pizza Night
MARCO'S PIZZA NIGHT
Once again Copopa is entering into the Marco's Pizza Night School Challenge! By entering we have the chance to win prizes ranging from free Cheezybread Coupons up to $5000 for the school and a school wide pizza party (if permitted).
There are a couple of ways to help us out!
1.Order online ANY day or time during the school year and we can earn Pizza Points.
2.Walk in or Call in orders on the designated Marco's Pizza Nights will also earn us points!
Marco's Pizza offers these School Nights and they give back a percentage of sales generated from those nights that are called in on the phone or placed in the store. They give EVEN MORE for orders placed ONLINE! All orders online will be counted in the year long Online Challenge. BE SURE to hit the fundraiser button before you order!
This works for either the Strongsville or Berea location! Be sure to enter our school name when placing your order! Our designated day is Thursday, April 29, 2021. But remember that we can earn points ANY day of the year if you order online and enter our school name and if you remember, your child's teacher's name!
Clash Day
Online 100 Project
Online Story Writing with Mrs. Bowman
One day there was a person named Simon at a space station in outer space. Then he checked the oxygen tank and he realised that it was running low on oxygen. He went on to an escape pod and flew away until he hit an alien ship! So he went in to ask him if they had a backup oxygen tank and they did! But he would have to impress the aliens with some dance moves to get it. So he did the best dance moves that he could do and the aliens thought they were hilarious so he got the oxygen tank and landed at the space station. He got the oxygen where it should be and flew back to earth and started practicing dance moves more often.
Written by Simon Kramer and Lucas Cleavenger
February 19th
Shared Writing
Online Google Meeting
Favorite Google Meet Lesson
Equations with Mr. LaMoreaux was my favorite Meet- Bradley Bowman
Charades with Mr. Torok- Liam Eilenfeld
Free Day where we wrote Christmas Words- Keegan Brunk
Christmas Scavenger Hunt- Bentlee Johnston
Ms. Grella taught us about different types of Fossils- Weston Hamman
Mr. LaMoreaux playing timed Bingo and quizzes with Mr. Bailey- Max Kishiue
Drawing pictures follow along- Lexie Keirn
Playing Bingo and Making Crafts with Mrs. Schwartz- Kate Cantrell
Mrs. Bowman Played Math Games with us- Cullen Loftin
Mrs. Templeton had a guessing game and Prime and Composite with Mrs. Brendza- Anthony Pizzuli
Pajama Google Meet with Mrs. Schwartz -Ethan Scharf
Halloween Google Meet with Mrs. Sottosanti -Nolan Wright
Scavenger Hunt on Google Meet with Mrs. Wododslawsky -McKenna Richards
Quizzes with Mr. Bailey -Nick Reutzel
Quizzes with Mr. Bailey -Kayleigh Shorte
Scattergories with the Specials Teachers -Nora Elliott
Scattergories Special Meet -Tegan Rodgers
Quizzes with mrs. Templeton -Donavin Friscone
We had a Christmas Google Meet with Mrs. Templeton -Colin Zimmer
Mystery Bag guessing game with Mrs. Templeton -Gianna Stervagi
Tie Dye and Favorite Color Day
100th Day of School
Hello Copopa families, and hello Spring! The sunshine helps us all feel a little more
hopeful and gets us out of the house! March has been busy at Copopa! Kindergarten
students learned that “It’s Okay To Be Different” thanks to author Todd Parr. We
discussed how everyone is different and special in their own way, and chose our skin
color, hair, and eye color and made self-portraits!
First graders learned about being a good friend, just like “Charlie the Caterpillar” by
Dom Deluise. We made our very own butterflies to remind us to be good friends to
others, to say kind words and be helpful. Second grade students read the book entitled
“Listening with My Heart” by Gabi Garcia. We talked about using words that are helpful
to others, and helpful to ourselves! Sometimes we say words to ourselves that we would
never say to another person, but we still need to remember to be a friend to us, too!
Third grade talked about dreams for our future, we talked about what we might want to
be when we grow up! We read “Someday” by Eileen Spinelli and created clouds with
our dreams! I have included some pictures of third grade “clouds” for you to enjoy!
Fourth graders participated in an activity called “the power shuffle”, where students got
to see from everyone that they are not alone and that everyone has experienced
teasing and unfriendly actions. We promised to each other that we would try to be kind
to each other and to speak up when we see someone being mistreated. We read the
book “One” by Katherine Otoshi and everyone could relate to its simplicity and sweet
story.
As always, contact me anytime if you have questions about the counseling program at
Copopa or if you need assistance with your child. I can be reached at 440-236-3773 or
via email at dunns@columbia.k12.oh.us. Have a wonderful Spring break, enjoy your
families and holidays!