PACE 4th graders Cranberry Relish Recipe
Fresh cranberries are back in stores and Thanksgiving Holiday is around the corner. Our amazing 4th grade teachers and students would like to share with you a recipe for a Fresh Cranberry Relish. Each November it is a tradition that our 4th graders make this relish during their Food Docent class. It is fairly simple to make and only requires few ingredients. We encourage you to give it a try.
Cranberry Relish (courtesy of Ms. Tradal and PACE 4th graders)
Ingredients:
4 cups fresh cranberries (washed),
2 medium oranges (washed with skin, cut in to small chunks, remove seeds),
2 cups of granulated sugar.
Instruction:
Place your cranberries, oranges and sugar in a blender or food processor. Blend for few minutes until oranges are well chopped to small pieces and entire mixture resemble relish or jam. Move to clean jars or container with lid and let it sit in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours before serving. It is wonderful addition to a holiday dinner or as a gift for friends and family. Enjoy!
PACE Dad’s Night Out
An evening for the dads. Come grab a beverage of your choice, a bite to eat, and good conversation. More details in our broadcast.
PACE Fall Festival
October 31st
An exciting and interactive Fall Festival fun afternoon. Each PACE classroom held a variety of engaging crafts, games and activities for all the PACE students to enjoy. Students have so much fun. A wonderful way to celebrate together fall and harvest season. We introduced this new tradition in 2021 throughout Lockwood and it seems that it became PACE students’ favorite.
Thank you to our Fall Festival Lead, festival team and all parents / caregivers participating to make this event happen.
Decorate Your Pumpkin – PACE Community Event
Each year in October.
Another family favorite event. Each year in October our Pace families met up in a local park to decorate their pumpkins, enjoy hot cocoa or hot cider and delicious treat, but the best of all was the time spend playing together at the park playground. Mummy brownies, witches’ hats or spider cookies did not scared PACE families from enjoying a sweet treat while demonstrating their creative ideas and fun ways to decorate their pumpkins.
Thank you to our Community Events Team for setting up this fun event for our kids to enjoy.
PACE Mom’s Bunco Night
What a fun night chatting, snacking, meeting new Pace ladies and learning new games. Lots of laughter, sweet treats and excitement rolling some dice is the best way to end a very busy week. Thank you Cristi for organizing and hosting.
PACE Outdoor Ed
A day of learning, exploring and having fun in the park in Seattle.
A full day of fresh air and hands-on learning. Our students learned how to build a shelter in the forest, how to journal, how to cook meal on a stick over the fire, how to tie proper knots, weaving, Puget Sound Marine life, just to name a few. We also made tie dye shirts and pained rocks. The weather was cold and crisp but sunny – perfect for outdoor education. The event ended with a visit from The Reptile Man. Zoologist, educator, and author, Scott Petersen, presents 12 live reptiles and taught us the importance of all animals in nature. Students were able to touch, pet or even hold some of his reptile visitors. Ending the Outdoor Ed on a high note.
PACE Family Camping
Each year in late September
Each year PACE Family Camping in the greater PNW is always a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow Pace families and make new friend. We are blown away by the support, comradery, joy, & new memories made. We saw friendships strengthened and new connections forged.
Thank You to the Community Events Team and our Camping Committee for all the planning, prep work, ideas, and execution. Thank You to the volunteers who helped with breakfast, coffee, hiking, crafts, games, wrangling, set-up, clean-up, donated snacks, firewood, lights, canopies, baked goods, drinks, time and energy! We couldn’t have it done without you.
We hope our PACE families had fun enjoying nature, movie night, craft activities, Smores, lawn games, and Saturday Night Dance Party.
LOCKWOOD CURRICULUM NIGHTS
Curriculum nights happen during month of September and are a great opportunity to see your child’s classroom, hear from your teacher about their teaching philosophy and what academic growth is expected from each student based on their grade. You will learn what happens in the classroom, what field trips are planned for the classroom and possible volunteer opportunities.
It’s a “no kids” meeting. Please contact your Classroom Coordinator or your child’s teacher directly should you not be able to attend this meeting.
Back to School Lucky visit.
𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐊𝐘 and Lockwood Principal and Vice-Principal were at school in the morning to welcome our Lockwood Leopards to their first FULL week of the school year!
Our school schedule is:
𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐘: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
𝐓𝐔𝐄𝐒𝐃𝐀𝐘: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
𝐖𝐄𝐃𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐃𝐀𝐘: 9:30 am – 2:30 pm (early release)
𝐓𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐒𝐃𝐀𝐘: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
𝐅𝐑𝐈𝐃𝐀𝐘: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Kenmore Children’s Business Fair
Each year at the end of August or begging of September city of Kenmore hosts a Children’s Business Fair at the Hangar. Event like this is a great opportunity for kids of all ages to experience the excitement of starting their own small business.
There were close to 50 vendors selling their products during first year fair! We had close to 70 vendors the following year.
We were excited to see several Lockwood and PACE students participating. These young entrepreneurs worked really hard creating, making signs, planning selling strategy and deciding on the value of each art piece they made. It is a wonderful experience for our children and fun opportunity for us to stock up on fun holiday gifts while supporting our Young Leaders.