The Fenn School
The Blue and Gold Times Savvy: The Epic and Awesome Book By Jacob Dudley and Anthony Duane
Savvy, by Ingrid Law, is about a girl named Mibs who lives in a family that is super special because every 13th birthday the people in her family get a savvy which is like a superpower. Some savvies include moving mountains, controlling lightning, making hurricanes, and being perfect. In this story Mibs goes on an adventure to save her father who got in a terrible accident the day before her 13th birthday. The people who go with her vary from friends to enemies to siblings to people she hasn’t even met although she needs them all to complete her adventure. If you like adventure and fast paced events, read this book. And if you enjoy Savvy, then read the second book Scumble.
Baseball Fever By Spencer Pava
The World Series has just started up and the San Francisco Giants lead the series 2-0. In the first game, the Giants overcame Cliff Lee to win 11-7. In game 2, the Giants destroyed the Texas Rangers 9-0. I have a prediction that the Giants will win the series 4-1 because they have stronger players and many home run hitters. I predict that the Giants will win their next game 6-3. The Rangers will start strong but the Giants will come storming back. Late in the game I predict that the Giants will come back to win the game by a score of 5-3. I believe that the Giants will overcome the strong Rangers’ pitching and will WIN the World Series.
Concord, MA
October 15, 2010 Volume 1, Issue 3
Test Time for Fenn Fifth Graders By Blayne Dee and Nicholas Schoeller
Last Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the Fenn School fifth graders had ERBs. ERB stands for Educational Records Bureau. It is a test that is similar to MCAS. Surprisingly ERBs are at the beginning of the year for Fenn students. The fifth graders had to take Math 1, Math 2, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning, and finally Vocabulary. Paul Michaud, a fifth grader at Fenn, said that the testing was easy but also hard. Reading Comprehension, Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning were the hardest three parts of the test. Math 1, Math 2, and Vocabulary were probably the easiest parts of the test. The fifth graders are happy the tests are over even though we are back to getting more homework. Finally some students got treats at the end of the test. For example, in Mrs. Byron’s class, the students got Jumbo Push Pops!!!!!! The students will have more tests next year so now they are going to work very hard to prepare.