May 10 - May 20

Weekdays, May 10-19: 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturdays, May 13 & 20: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Closed Sundays

Scholastic Book Fairs Warehouse
5925 Tri-County Parkway, Suite 160
Schertz, TX 78154
(800) 633-4270

http://registration.scholasticbookfairs.com/events/warehouse/warehouse_detail.php?eid=31865&zip=0&promo=0&key=0&action=0&guest_id=0

In recognition of Earth Day 2017, we are offering this free lesson plan from Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 4. “Leave It to Beavers?” examines the reasons humans build dams and the researched effects that dams have on ecosystems, the water cycle, and earth’s climate.

This lesson plan, appropriate for use in grades 3–6, has:

• The complete text of the nonfiction selection “Leave It to Beavers?”
• Step-by-step instructions for three in-depth classroom sessions, including prereading, question sharing, and discussion activities
• Answer forms for students to fill out and reflect upon

Big city reporter, Amanda Danger, needs some spark, a little quark to get her out of her funk. Who cares that she has a collection of Pulitzers? She wants to cover something new! What Amanda wants, Amanda gets when her editor sends her to Venice in search of the key to immortality and true love. Against a 1940s-ish backdrop, this wild adventure is packed with crazy language, unexpected cameos, a klutzy rival reporter, and a Noir style that just won’t quit. If you love Alfred Hitchcock movies and Film Noir, you’ll love this show!

Crystal Sea Drama Company Presents

BYLINE: AMANDA DANGER

by Robert Lawson

May 5-7, 12-13 - Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30; Sunday, 3 p.m.

$12/adult, $10 student, SATCO, senior, military

http://www.crystalseadrama.org/tickets

Crystal Sea Drama Company Fine Arts Studio, 8414 Speedway

Graphic Design: Joshua Bush

Photo credit: Embry Flory, Marla Ripps

Produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.

As a home school leader, where do you go to have your questions answered? Do you have concerns, challenges, or need advice on leading your group or co-op? Look no further!

FEAST is offering Leadership Training Workshops designed to be SALT and light to help you as you serve in this very important and sometimes stressful position as a home school leader, adviser, teacher or co-op director.

Lyndsay Lambert and Stephanie Lambert will be our guests speakers. Join us for a light lunch and relaxing atmosphere.

There will be a Q & A panel following the last speaker. Let us know how we can serve you. For more details click https://homeschoolfeast.com/o-events/convention/

RSVP for this FREE Event to:

Thursday, June 8, 11:30am – 4pm

Location: 25 Burwood Lane, San Antonio, TX 78216 (FEAST Home School Convention)

Never before have careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) been more available to women entering college. The Scobee Girls STEM Summit will provide middle school and high school girls the opportunity to meet with scientists, engineers and other women professionals. This is a free event sponsored by San Antonio College and the Scobee Education Center. It is open to middle school girls and high school girls. Register early, space is limited to 75 young ladies.

Date and Time

Location

Come out and meet the tutors for next year, see the curriculum and class syllabus and ask any questions you may have.

Date:

April 10, 2017

Time:

02:30 PM - 03:30 PM

Where:

Bulverde Baptist Church

1331 Bulverde Rd.

Bulverde, TX 78163 US

Gym

We’re glad you’re interested in our Secondary Academic Class Day (SAC Day) program. SAC Day provides classes for 8th-12th grades in core and elective subjects. We meet weekly on the campus of Bulverde Baptist Church, located at 1331 Bulverde Rd. Bulverde, TX. Classes are held on Mondays throughout the school year. Registration will open for the 2017-2018 academic year April 17 for current SAC Day families. Registration will open up to the public on May 9. Early registration ends on July 15. After that date, the registration fee increases.

https://www.homeschool-life.com/1355/

We have our next Patriot Preview coming up on Saturday, April 8^th and want to spread the word to all prospective Patriots. Patriot Previews are designed to give interested students and families a taste of life on campus in order to help them decide if DBU is the right place for them! While here, students will receive a campus tour, have the opportunity to meet and interact with faculty and staff, join the DBU family for a time of praise and worship, and gather important information about admissions, financial aid and campus life. It is an all-inclusive day for prospective students and their parents to experience life at DBU.

If you know someone within your homeschool organization who is looking for a school that integrates faith and learning, develops servant leaders, and transforms lives, DBU may be the school for them!

Follow this link to find out more information about and to register for the next Patriot Preview http://whydbu.dbu.edu/choose-dbu/patriotpreview/.

Have a blessed day!

Brendan Smith –Director of Christian School/Homeschool Relations
Undergraduate Admissions
Dallas Baptist University
Office: 214-333-6975

Date: Monday, April 10, 2017

Time: 10 am - Noon

Location: FEAST Patio, 25 Burwood Lane, San Antonio TX 78216

Guests from Alamo RC&D Growing Rural Program and Aquaponics and Transfarming Group will work with students from grades K-8.

Learn why to garden, the 4 things a plant needs to grow, and garden planning through art, music, media, and hands on projects. Also learn the history and science of aquaponics.

Each student will take home their own bean plant and enjoy tasty and healthy creations.

Register through FEAST website. $5 per child,

$15 family maximum. https://fs18.formsite.com/FEAST/form109/index.html?1487177682133

Let’s grow together!

For more information contact E. Crenwelge at , 210-521-7375 or call FEAST 210-342-4674.

BRI eLesson

Thursday, March 30, 2017

The Injustice of Roger Taney

160 years after Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Taney’s infamous ruling, we are still scratching our heads over what could have been. In this eLesson students will examine the case of Dred Scott v. Sanford (1857), and the injustice that was committed in the case. Students will examine the background of the case and read for themselves the controversial case. In analyzing the majority and dissenting opinions , students will come to understand the impact of injustice upon constitutional principles and civil society.

Click here to view this week’s eLesson.