Herbert Carter Global Community Magnet

Hello Patriot Nation: In order for us to better serve you, we have established an AMI hotline. If you have any questions or if you are unable to access the digital copies and are in need of an AMI paper packet for days 1-5 or 6-10 call 901-504-6452. Thank you for your patience. Stay safe, stay healthy and stay calm. Go Patriots!

Grab and go!

Just a reminder of where MSD buses will be to deliver breakfast and lunch for Marion kids ages 0 to 18.

Grab-n-Go!

Where you can find free WiFi in Crittenden County.... ASU Mid-South West parking lot from the University Center south towards the Dog House Gym parking lot on the east side of the building Allied Health building parking lot on the east side of the building Magruder Hall north parking lot and parking lot on the east side of the building University Center north parking lot Note: ASU Mid-South students should use the advertised network ASU-STU-STA and log in with the same UserID and password they use on campus computers. Guest may use the advertised network ASU-Mid-South-Guest and log in with the UserID Guest and the password Midsouth (notice capital M and the rest lower case). Please contact support@asumidsouth.edu if you have any questions. All McDonalds Restaurants Marion Public Library Parking Lot The network is WPL and the password is readbooks (all one word, all lowercase). Available 24/7. West Memphis Chamber of Commerce – Parking Lot. Password posted on the side door for visitors. First Baptist Church – (Missouri St.) West Memphis

Just a reminder of the new meal drop off times. Children must be accompanied by an adult. This is for children 0-18 years of age.

MSD Magnet Schools: AMI Days 6-10 is now available for you to download. Click this link ---> tiny.cc/8cpnlz Or you can go to the district homepage and click menu to find days 1-5 and days 6-10.

Starting Monday, March 23rd, the delivery of breakfast and lunch meals will be changing. Breakfast & Lunch will be handed out at the same time at the following locations. Please note times for these locations have changed. We will do our best to offer different options each day. We have also added four locations for meal service. In an effort to ensure that we have plenty of meals available, we would ask that you please try to arrive at the stop as close to possible as when the bus arrives. This will allow us time to have additional meals delivered to certain locations if we should run low. Thank you for your continued support in making this effort possible.

Want to know what a hero looks like? Here are many who’ve been on our buses and delivered meals to our kids in the community. Thank you doesn’t seem adequate. You are appreciated so very much.

Hop over to our FB page for a message from the FinchFather himself, Mr. O’Neal! 🧡🐥🌍

And now our 4th grade teachers have followed suit! Google Hangout for the win! ❤️🌍💙

Thank you to everyone that helped Child Nutrition this week to deliver nutritional meals to our kids. You are greatly appreciated beyond words. You are our heroes.

💻 Our staff leadership team met via Google Hangout this morning. We’re working hard to plan content for you during this time!

Discovery K-6 AMI Day 5 has been added to the Magnet AMI Packet. You will find it on the bottom of page 1. Click the link and you can download and print day 5. https://go.aws/2vA4KWV

By now many of you have learned that this afternoon the Governor announced the extension of school closings in Arkansas through Friday, April 17. This extension brings with it a long list of questions that we hope to be providing answers for as further direction comes from the Governor and his staff. What we do know- 1) Following Spring Break our buildings will be open on an abbreviated schedule for our faculty and staff. 2) We will be distributing the second 5 days of AMI by the end of the day tomorrow- which provides for March 30- April 3. 3) A schedule for instruction for April 6 forward will be developed and distributed as further direction is provided by the State. 4) We plan to continue our feeding program weekdays, including Spring Break, from now until school resumes. A revised distribution plan will begin on Monday, March 23, and will be shared tomorrow. More to come…Please continue to monitor the district's website and other media outlets for up-to-date information.

MSD has amazing people working to make sure our kids get breakfast and lunch.

From Ms. Sanchez: HCGC Amigos, k-2 AMI plans Directions: complete at least FOUR of the following activities and be ready to share what you did/reviewed when we meet again. 1. Count from 1-10 in Spanish using our song and hand motions. For an extra challenge see if you can remember our song for numbers 11-20. YOU GOT IT! 2. talk to your siblings or parents about “el clima” (the weather). Is it Frio / caliente? Can you make an hombre de nieve? Is it lluvioso soleado, ventoso? Remember our song “Que clima, que clima, que clima hace hoy?” Look up “Spanish with Johana: weather” on YouTube https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S5zPd2Fy6- 3.think about your emotions, Como estas? Feliz, triste, asustado, enojado, aburrido, cansado, muy bien, muy mal? Talk to someone at your house about our spanish emotions and what they mean. After explaining the emotios make sure to ask “como estas?” 4. review la familia, and sing our song: Look up “Spanish with Johana: La Familia” on YouTub https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Smm7csgMoM 5. have a tablet/ smart device? Here are awesome apps to checkout: 1. Spanish school bus fun 2. Fun Spanish 6. Do you have Netflix? Watch your favorite Disney movie in Spanish & add English subtitles. Listen for cognates. Cognates are words that are similar, or even identical, in two languages. Spanish and English share many of these. For example: capital/capital, banana/banana, restaurant/restaurante, impossible/imposible, etc. 3-6 AMI plans Directions: complete at least FOUR of the following activities and be ready to share what you did/reviewed when we meet again. 1. think about your emotions, Como estas? Feliz, triste, aburrido, cansado, muy bien, muy mal,más o menos? Talk to someone at your house about our spanish emotions and what they mean. After explaining the emotios make sure to ask “como estas?” + do not forget about adding “y tu or y Usted.” (Which one is formal and which one is informal) 2. practice your numbers in spanish, how far did you get? Did you get pass 20? What strategies or tricks did you use to remember your numbers? ***extra extra challenge: explain how the Spanish numbers have a pattern similar to English if you know the first few!! 3. talk to your siblings or parents about the weather Is it Frio/ caliente? How does this weather make you feel? Feliz, triste, mas o menos? Most importantly, do you know ¿Que Clima hace hoy? 4. what colores do you see at your casa? What color pops out the most? Talk to someone about your top TRES favorite Spanish colores. —draw a picture of your casa and label all the colores en ESPAÑOL!! 😄 5. Hoy es? Mañana sera? Ayer fue? Can you remember your days of the week? •use our song and hand motions to review• 6. have a tablet/ smart device? Here are awesome apps to play with: •Spanish school bus fun •Fun Spanish •Babble •Duolingo 5.Do you have Netflix? Watch your favorite Disney movie in Spanish and add English subtitles. If you do not use subtitles pay close attention. Do you recognize any words? How difficult is it/was it to keep up? Listen for cognates. Cognates are words that are similar, or even identical, in two languages. Spanish and English share many of these. For example: capital/capital, banana/banana, restaurant/restaurante, impossible/imposible, et Hasta Luego amigos ❤️💙 *just in case again; I do not own the rights to any of these images* 😂🤷🏽‍♀️

MSD coming to a spot near you to bring breakfast and lunch. Watch for the MSD school buses. Check out previous posts for times and locations.

MSD coming to a spot near you to bring breakfast and lunch. Watch for the MSD school buses. Check out previous posts for times and locations.

Good Morning Patriot Nation! Volunteers, Child Nutrition Services, and MSD Campus Security will be on their way soon to serve the Marion Community breakfast. All children ages 0-18 can be served a meal. Parents/Guardians must be present with the childern.