THE INGALLS ROCKET
Brainstorming, Writing, Editing, & Collaborating to bring you the news
Created by students for students!
SY15-16
Edition 4
Letter from Miss Bansfield
I am lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with Miss Raye and the Rocket Reporters on their student newspaper. What a great job they do! Every month they do their best to report all of the happenings at and around Ingalls.
Great job & I can't wait to see what you write next.
Send us a message if you have something you'd like us to report on!
rayekr@lynnschools.org
Entertainment
Handel and Haydn
By Claudia and Omeiry
In the auditorium members of the performance sang songs and acted silly. One dressed like an Egyptian and acted as Cleopatra. She played the piano dressed as Cleopatra. There was also one dressed like a ghost. The ghost sang through the skits. At the end someone said "Get out of here before the ghostbusters come!" Another dressed like Abraham Lincoln. Later they changed hats and props and acted like Harry Potter and Ron Weasley. Others played instruments like tambourines and maracas. Three students from the audience went on up on stage as volunteers. Everyone laughed and had a great time!
Teacher Interview
Ms. Falite
Q: How long have you been teaching?
A: 12 years.
Q: Have you always taught at Ingalls?
A: Ingalls, Connery and Harrington.
Q: Do you like teaching for 3rd grade?
A: I love it and I wouldn't change it for another grade.
Q: What other grades have you taught?
A: 1st grade, 2nd grade and 3rd grade.
Q: What do you like about teaching?
A: I like when the students learn, when students surprise me with their thinking, when they come up with new ideas, and
all the different personalities!
Q: What do you like to do for fun?
A: Go to the gym, camping and sports games.
Q: What is your favorite sport?
A: Basketball.
Q: Who is your favorite player?
A: Stephan Curry.
Q: What is your favorite movie?
A: Wonderful Life and Lion King.
Q: Do you have pets? A: Bulldog, Turtle
and a fish.
A: Bulldog - 10 years, turtle - 1 year,
fish - 2 or 3 years.
Q: Who is your personal hero?
A: My grandmother.
In The News
Cooking Class
By Angela
Food Corp Intern Jennifer Coverdale and Grade 3 students take part weekly in a Cooking class! This
is a friendship between Food Project, Food Corp., and Ingalls students.
Check out how much fun they have! They were making kale salad. They had different ingredients they put it into categories by taste buds on the tongue. They had sweet, which had, maple syrup, honey, dry cranberries and apples. They had sour, which had lemon and apple. They had bitter which had olive oil and vinegar. There was salty that had, minced garlic, cheese, and sunflower seeds. First they
chopped up the kale, then they put
it in a ziplock bag, and massaged it. Then they added a tablespoon of
fat, and mixed it all together. Then they added other ingredients from the categories to make a dressing for the salad. They all tasted their salads at the end!