Thursday, March 5, 2009

7 Days of PSSA


  • Today and tomorrow we are distributing flags, homerooms, and game equipment.

  • Please distribute all students index cards to them in your regular homeroom. This will have their Mathletics homeroom on them. They will convene before the assembly Friday in their homeroom to do their brackets.

  • The secretaries worked extremely hard today getting together the Mathletics homerooms and schedules.

    The number seven is magical and mysterious number:

  • There are seven colors of the rainbow: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, & Violet. (Roy G. Biv)

  • Iron Maiden's second #1 album was entitled 7th son of a 7th son.

  • There are seven days in a week.

  • There are seven spots on a ladybug.

  • Seven is a number found to be representative in religions.

  • There are Brackets placed in teachers’ mailboxes, to be filled out before our assembly, in Mathletics Homerooms on Friday.

  • There are (with very few exceptions) seven bones in all mammals' necks.

  • 7 is a neutral pH value between acidity and alkalinity.

  • 7 is the number of periods, or horizontal rows of elements, on the periodic table.

  • Our assembly will be pushed back on Friday 5 to 10 Minutes to allow for all classes to fill out Brackets. Team leaders have scores if needed for last years' PSSA. You should all have recent MAP scores if the students do not have them stuck to their assignment books.

  • There are seven letters in the name Crowley.

  • There are seven stars in the constellation of The Big Dipper.

  • There are seven Wonders of the Ancient World. (Can you guess them all? See bottom of post)

  • Torches will be delivered the day after seven days before the PSSA.

  • Daylight Savings time starts on the weekend of March 7th. (Therefore, you will only get 7 hours of sleep, not your usual 8)

  • PSSA Headquarters was sent the AYP cutoffs 7 days before the PSSA.

  • And, the most magical & mysterious fact….
    On the Seinfeld episode “The Seven”, George wants to name his son, if he ever has one, “Seven”, after Mickey Mantle’s number. Classic.

  • There are 7 points in this post bolded. That is the important stuff to read!!!!!

PSSA HQ


ANSWERS - SEVEN WONDERS OF ANCIENT WORLD: Great Pyramid of Giza · Hanging Gardens of Babylon · Statue of Zeus · Temple of Artemis Mausoleum of Maussollos · Colossus of Rhodes · Lighthouse of Alexandria

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