Rams Record Staff

Rams Record Staff

Friday, November 14, 2014

Lyrical
by:
Allison
Lights
You can do this
Ruby dress
Increasing beat
Careful
Arabesque

Leap
Where Did You Go This Summer?
By Allison


Autumn is here, but it seems just like yesterday that Summer was here! While it may seem early to be thinking of NEXT Summer, we are looking for students and teachers to share what they did or where they traveled for vacation so that, in June, we can provide some tips for cool vaca spots and activities, in or outside New Hampshire. Please email Mrs. Audet (TAudet@sau53.org), Mrs. Duval (CDuval@sau53.org), or one of the Rams Record staff about what you did last Summer. Photos would be great too! They can be sent digitally or you can drop them off to us.  We meet Friday mornings at 7:30 before school. You also could send a comment to the Rams Record staff via our blog. If you would like, you can write an article for us to post, but please notify us first so we can be on the lookout for your awesome contributions!    
Thank You,
The Rams Record Staff
 
My Vacation to Gettysburg
by Sarah


This past Summer, my family and I took a road trip to Gettysburg. As we drove up to the Gettysburg Military Park Visitors Center I was amazed by the number of cars and people there. Walking to the visitors’ center we were met by Abraham Lincoln sitting on a stone bench. We took pictures with him and then went inside. There were lots of people leaving, since closing time was only two hours away. We bought tickets that would be good for the next day and started exploring. There was an array of cases with artifacts found after the Battle of Gettysburg. After  a fifteen-minute wait we were allowed in the theater to watch a short video narrated by Morgan Freeman. After the video, we took an escalator up to the Cyclorama where we watched a painting come alive with the sounds of cannons, birds and horses’ hooves. It was so amazing to see!
After watching the Cyclorama we had about an hour to see the rest of the museum. We walked through until it was announced that the museum would be closing. We went back to our car and drove to see the Soldiers’ National Cemetery. It was a very peaceful place. My family and I found one of the New Hampshire monuments.
The next morning we arrived at the Visitors’ Center for our tour with a guide. We met him and then went out to our car. The guide drove us around to the town of Gettysburg and parts of the battlefield. We saw some more New Hampshire memorials and the guide told us about other state memorials. Only one monument was placed there by the Southern states. All of the other monuments were placed there by Northern states. My favorite part of the guided tour was when we stood on the hill known as Little Round Top. It was a wonderful, clear day and, looking across in the sky, you could see the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. We concluded our tour at the museum and started out on our journey home.

Apple News!

 What's Growing on the "APPLE" tree?

By: Levi

On September 19, 2014 the iPhone 6 was released for people to buy along with the iPhone 6 Plus and the Apple Watch. The iPhone 6 came with some new features like the pedometer app that tracks the amount of climbing that you do. This can come in handy for people who are trying to stay fit. The iPhone 6 also came with some issues. For example, the iphone 6 can bend, even though it’s not supposed to. The iPhone 6, was equipped with some accessories, like the Apple Watch, which was your choice to buy separately. Ios 8, the newest update for the Apple community, was available before the iPhone 6 was released. Some new features were brought to the Apple products like, predictive typing, and up to 6 people can share iTunes music, books, and other store purchases. Another cool feature is, anything you buy is instantly available to all your Apple products There are other cool features you are able to get. The only “bad” apple in the bunch is that now there will be a lot of lonely older iphones that got left in the basket!

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

MESSAGE MANIA
        It’s time again
now that it’s June
To play that
sentimental tune.
To don our gowns
and doff our caps
And give each other
high-five slaps.
Its time again
to bid farewell
To lives we know
all too well.
To shake the hands
of teachers who
Helped shape the future
we aspire to.
Its time again
and it did fly
We must never let minutes
pass us by.
Without enjoying
each fleeting one
For they seem to be over
just as they’ve begun.
Its time again
farewell, adieu
We will miss
everyone of you…
 Congrats to our grads, one and all
   To all the rest, See y’all
         next Fall!
     - resa audet
                                                                                   
Dear MIchael,                                                                                   
  We love you. We are looking forward to having a great summer with you.
  With Lots of Love,
Mommy, Daddy & Ansley

         
Dear Ansley,
We love you. We are looking forward to having a great summer with you.
With lots of Love,
Mommy, Daddy and Michael
                  
Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  You are the best teacher in the world. I am so sad you are leaving. You have helped me so much.                                                               
                   Love,
               Camdyn

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Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  You are the best teacher I’ve met. I am sad you are leaving us at the end of the week. I will miss you.
                       Love,
                       Lexy
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Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  I will miss you. I had a good time with you. Thank you, Mrs. Sanborn.
                      Love,
                    Madelyn

Dear Kindergarten Children,
  Hooray for the kindergarten kids! You all did great! You can read and write and do math. You can solve problems. You can be clever and kind. You can build and make things. You can paint and sing. You can make pancakes and sew pillows and grow plants. You can hike in the woods and climb over rocks. It’s been wonderful to have you in kindergarten. I am so proud of you! Have fun on your vacation.
                      Love,
                    Mrs. Molleur



Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  You are the best teacher EVER! I will miss you a lot. You help me when I need some help. I love you so much.
                        Love,
                      Allyson
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Dear Jo,
  Faith and begorrah, the day that i fear
Jo Sanborn’s retirement is finally here.
From one Lass to another, I’ll miss you a ton.
Enjoy your retirement, don’t act like a nun! :)
                     Kate Mara
Tarahhh…
  We are so happy for you and sad for us. Thanks for adding a spark to our day and a laugh to our building. It was a privilege and an honor to have worked with you. And a blessing to have had you as my friend.
                 Love,
              Katherine
For all my Reading Kiddos!
You’ve done your best to Be the best! Now it’s summer, so get some rest! Before you can blink, it will be fall. So enjoy your vacation and have a Ball!
                    Love,
              Mrs. Audet

  
Dear 3B,
   Have a terrific summer boys! You kept me on my toes!
                                     Mrs. Binder
P.S. I will miss my trio at RTI! Have a great summer, fellas...
                            Mrs. Audet

        

Dear Mrs. Sanborn & Mrs. Mara,
   Thank you for everyone’s help in school, reading, especially lots of fun.
                   Love,  
                   Colin
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Dear Mrs. Douglas,
 I had an incredible year with you this year in 2014. I hope you have an amazing time with your class next year.
                  Love,
                   Logan    
 
Mrs. Sanborn,
    I am sad that you are retiring from CCS in 2014. I had the best time with you last year!
                 Love,
                 Logan

Logan,
   We are so proud of everything you have accomplished this year. We love that you have such a kind and generous heart. Hard to believe you are already going to 3rd grade. We love you buddy!
             Mom & Dad


Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  I will totally miss you when you are gone. You were so sweet to me in 2014.
                      Love,
                      Evan
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Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  I will miss you. You are the best teacher anyone could ever have. I will miss you so, so, so much.
                        Love,
                      Savannah

Dear Mrs. Murray,
  You have been good at helping people when they need help. Thank you for helping everyone in Mrs. Binder’s classroom. Have a nice summer.
                       Love,
                       Brice
Dear 8th Grade,
  Best Wishes to you all! Test your wings and fly! You can do it!
                    Love,
                Mrs. Molleur

Dear Mrs. Sanborn,
  I love you because you make me do lots of work!
                 Love,
                  Ella

Tara,
  It will be difficult to replace
  your sweet, smiling face.
  Your funny jokes and tales,
  your Lia Sophia sales!
  The way that you inspire.
  Energy that just won’t tire.
  The teacher kids adore.
  The way you never bore.
   Your handling of the bus.
   The friend you are to us!
   But of you I am so proud
   and want to shout out loud,
“Goodbye and Goodluck to YOU
You will be GREAT at ALL you DO!“
                    Resa


Max,
  I’ve owed you my life quite a bit...well, at least 6 dollars and 25 cents of it! :0 ) I will sooo miss the grin that is a permanent fixture above your chin! You certainly deserve a life of ease, away from meatloaf, ravioli and peas. Come back and see us cuz we’ll miss you a bunch. And if it’s not a Monday, I’ll charge YOU a lunch!!! :) LOL!!!!    Resa ;)
For Mrs. Stiles, as You Journey Forth…
 You have led us all through 16 years,
as we say goodbye through salty tears
we also celebrate with you
as you challenge yourself with something new.
The wishes of every girl and boy
is that your adventure brings you joy
equal to that you brought to us all
Your footsteps will echo through every hall…
Love,
Resa & all of Your CCS Family!                                                                                                              






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