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EV-W Classroom of the Week-Mrs. Holmberg's 6th Grade

There are 20 students in our class. We'll learn about National Parks this Spring as we compose research papers and create iMovies W-Mrs.-Holmberg-2013with the information. We'll also learn about forces and energy in science class.

Sixth-grade students tour the State Capitol and Historic Fort Snelling in May. We learned to ski at Powder Ridge in December, which proved to be an adventure for everyone!

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Eden Valley H.S. Class of 1967 social

Members of the 1967 graduating class from Eden Valley High School are planning a social get-together for 1 p.m. to ?, Saturday, April 20, at Dino’s Lakeside. Dino’s is located 3 and 1/2 miles northeast of Eden Valley. Any questions, please call Bob and Diane Geislinger at (320) 764-2421, or Paul Heibel at (320) 453-8963.

 

EV-W Drama presents ‘Leaving Iowa’

The Eden Valley-Watkins Drama Club will be presenting the comedy “Leaving Iowa” for their spring production. Public performances will be on Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, May 5 at 2 p.m. on the High School Cafeteria Stage. Tickets will be sold at the door. Adults $5, Students and Senior Citizens $4.

“Leaving Iowa” is a comedy about the Browning family and how their annual vacations made an impact on their lives. Mark your calendars for this very funny, touching play.

EV-W Boys State, Girls State

Two Eden Valley-Watkins juniors were named to The Minnesota American Legion Boys State and Girls State; another two were named alternates. (From left) Alex Peterson and Jamie Scherer will attend Boys & Girls State this summer; Erin Salo and Ryan Meyer are alternates.w-Boys-Girls-State

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EV-W Classroom of the Week: Mrs. Brown's 6th Grade

There are 21 students in our class. Social studies in sixth grade focuses on the history and geography of Minnesota. We began with the Ice Age and will finish in the modern day. We created large maps
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In May, we go to St. Paul to tour the State Capitol and historic Fort Snelling. This trip is a favorite because it highlights all that we have learned throughout the year in social studies.

 

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