> I hope you enjoyed our parliamentary procedure simulation because GUESS WHAT!!! We will be incorporating it EVERY SINGLE WEEK!!! (There might be some exceptions.)
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> You all did a good job fulfilling your roles! Thank you for the excellent prep, and if you didn't prep, thank you for the quick on the spot thinking.
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> My favorite part was the overall calm and respect in the room! We got a lot done and we were able to hear from nearly everyone. YAY! Big win. It sure beats our usual chaotic classroom. We made some excellent motions, took a lot of votes, and threw out a few too many "seconds." Thank you to Mrs. Schmieder for awarding our good efforts with Red Vines.
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> This next week we really need to plan the Christmas party from top to bottom. You had some great, great ideas! Now we get to figure out what we can pull off in just a few weeks. YES, the Christmas party is only about 4 weeks away!! YIKES!!
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> This week Paige will keep the gavel and we will all remain on the Christmas committee, led by Hannah. Our focus is the Christmas party.
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> The agenda will have only two items: the Leader in the News and the Christmas committee planning and finalizing. WE CAN DO THIS!! Come with your best ideas. We know there will be a variety show. But how will we decorate, what will we serve, and will there be candy canes? Let's vote and make it the best party yet!
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> HOMEWORK:
> -Think long and hard about what you want the party to look like. What are you willing to do? YOU must do something to contribute!!! Think of the time constraints we face. All hands will be on deck!!
> -See you Thursday for our meeting.
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> Spencer, thank you for sharing your Leader in the News last week. Inspirational leaders are the best!!!
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> Ethan Day, YOU have the Leader in the News THIS WEEK!!
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