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Theater Club

The Theater Club at our school kicks off each year with auditions for a play. Roles are assigned to first and second-grade students, while older students earn their parts through auditions. Ms. Natalie, our dedicated Theater Club director, guides the students through choreography, line memorization, and costume and makeup selection. The culmination of their hard work is showcased at the end of the year when they perform the play for family and friends at the local college theater.

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Seussical

Jojo, Gertrude, and Horton

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The Cat, Horton, and Yertle The Turtle

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Gertrude, Baby Elephant Bird, and Horton

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Yertle, Horton, Mrs. Mayor, The Cat, Jojo, and Gertrude backstage

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Jojo, The Cat, and Fish singing "It's Possible"

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Mr. and Mrs. Mayor

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Club Ketch-Up

At Club Ketchup, fourth to sixth-grade students gather weekly to explore the culinary arts. Guided by a dedicated parent volunteer, the students delve into a new recipe each week, spanning a wide array of dishes from bread and eggs to sushi and pie. Alongside mastering recipes, students also receive education on kitchen hygiene and safety practices, ensuring a well-rounded culinary experience.

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Eggs

Students learn how to cook different types of eggs

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Aprons

Each student gets an apron with their name on it

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Bread

Students make and sculpt bread for scones

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Sushi

Students make their own sushi

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Gases

Students perform an experiment about gases in cooking

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Soup

Students cook their own soup

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MMASH Program

Our MMASH Program (Moodie’s Medical Academy of Science & Health) offers an immersive experience in the field of Emergancy Medicine. Interested students must apply for a spot in the program, with selection based on thorough application review and references. Once accepted, students engage in comprehensive training on essential emergency medical skills. These include wound packing, CPR administration, AED operation, pulse assessment, and the Heimlich maneuver. Leading the program is our esteemed Medical Director and teacher of Health, Wellness, Anatomy and Physiology, Scott Glick, an experienced ER doctor from the local community. For those interested, please find the application link provided below.

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Respiration

Students learn how to respirate a baby

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Wounds

Students learn how to pack a wound

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AED

Students learn how to use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)

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Practice Dummy

Students learn about the dummy body parts they will practice on

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CPR

Students learn how to give CPR

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Pulse

Students learn how to check a pulse

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