IMPACT Daily News
May 5, 2016
Goodbye Sycamore 5th Graders...we will miss you!
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Engineering
Fifth graders continued working on their Mindstorm robots and
celebrated their Math Olympiad competition with awards today! Every participant received a certificate...the top 40% received patches...and the first place winner received a trophy and a pin! Nicholas Qualls from Santa Fe Trail won 1st place; Ben Kerby and Taylor Shelley tied for 2nd place; Ally Dawson and Noah Smith tied for 3rd place from the two IMPACT classes.
IMPACT's 5th graders competed against 5,100 teams with over 120,000 students from the U.S. and 31 other countries! Congratulations to all of our students for their effort and participation!
Social Studies
We were so busy trying to finish our St. Louis and Washington DC letters! Students were very excited to work on their Minecraft mission after finishing their letter (published quality for portfolios). Minecraft photos are of 4th grade projects/missions.
Coding
Students were introduced to Scratch.mit.edu today. This is a great option for summer coding! It is very open ended and allows for a lot of creativity!
Performing Arts
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Twitter:
MelissaBarkley@MelissaBarkley or Mrs.B@IndepIMPACT
Website: IMPACT4gifted.org
Location: 1301 Windsor Street, Independence, MO, United States
Phone: 816-521-5450
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