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Children’s Connection 2012

WelcomeDear Readers:

This week, the Springfield Con-nection turns over its pages tothe youth and students. Weasked principals and teachers

from area schools to encourage students tocontribute their words, pictures and pho-tos for our annual Children’s Issue.

The response, as always, was enormous.While we were unable to publish every piecewe received, we did our best to put togethera paper with a fair sampling of the submit-ted stories, poems, drawings, paintings,photographs and other works of art.

We appreciate the extra effort made byschool staff to gather the materials duringtheir busy time leading up to the holidays.We’d also like to encourage both schools andparents to mark their 2013 calendars forearly December, the deadline for submis-sions for next year’s Children’s Connection.

Please keep us in mind as your childrencontinue to create spectacular works of artand inspiring pieces of writing in the com-ing year.

The children’s issue is only a part of ouryear-round commitment to cover educationand our local schools. As always, the Con-nection welcomes letters to the editor, storyideas, calendar listings and notices of localevents from our readers. Photos and othersubmissions about special events at schoolsare especially welcome for our weeklyschools pages.

Our preferred method for material is e-mail, which should be sent [email protected], butyou can reach us by mail at 1606 KingStreet, Alexandria, VA 22314 or call 703-778-9414 with any questions.

Editor Kemal Kurspahic

Pop Art Dessert, by Nazanin Azimi of Springfield, 12, Springfield EstatesElementary.

By Bernard Grayson of Washington, D.C., 18, 12th grade, Accotink Learn-ing Center in Springfield.

By Bernard Grayson ofWashington, D.C., 18, 12thgrade, Accotink LearningCenter in Springfield.

By Erika Orozco, 9, third grade, Garfield Elementary School.

By GlynnisFarleigh of

Springfield, 14,ninth grade,

West SpringfieldHigh School.



Essays From FranconiaElementary School

Cardinal Forest Elementary SchoolArt Specialist Mrs. Rebecca Miller had her class draw pieces entitled “Super You

Drawing: Exaggerated Positive Personality Drawings.”

Ghazal Alimi, sixth grade.

Samantha Cynn, sixth grade.

First grade teacher Katheryn Kennedy-Labat submitted work on behalf of students.

Shoes, Clothes and Accessories…Green and blue stripes fuzzy sweater from

JusticeEarrings from Claire’s, size smallClothes from Old Navy and the Childrens’

Place and shoes from the Shoe Department.Toys/Things to play with…American Girl doll Julie A., Ruthie S.,

Rebecca R. Purple dress for dolls/girls andrandom outfits from American Girl. Ohyeah, Kanani A.

(P.S. you know what outfits I’m talkingabout)

—By Cailee Halligan, 7, Mrs.

Yortzidis’ class, second grade

Giving Thanks!I am thankful for my teacher because she

teaches me how to read and write. And tobe smart. And she taught me about patterns.And math.

—By Samantha Katz, 7, Kristen

Stump’s class, first grade

The Day We Made Lunch for theSchool!

As my friends and I strutted into the caf-eteria for breakfast, we noticed the placehad been left a mess. I noticed a mysteri-ous looking note on the table. I read thenote out loud. “Got sick… Kitchen a mess…Clean up… Then Cook!” I told my friendsMiguel and Jonathan to grab a hairnet andan apron. They asked me why. “We are go-ing to make lunch for the school,” I repliedin a stern voice.

“Whaaat?” they said at the same time.“We have to! We can’t let the Mighty

Mustangs go without lunch!” I said as webegan walking toward the hairnets andaprons.

“Okay, fine,” Jonathan said with a sigh.“I’m in too!” Miguel said. What should we

cook? What about hamburgers with friesand for dessert, vanilla ice cream with hotfudge, nuts, cherries, and whipped cream?

We began getting our ingredients to-gether. I grabbed the ice cream and top-pings. Miguel was on burgers and Jonathanhad the fries all covered. I could see bothof them fidgeting with the hairnets as theyflipped burgers and dunked fries in sizzlingoil.

“I’m tired of wearing this hairnet!”Jonathan shouted out with frustration.

“Me too!” Miguel yelled over the sizzlingsound of fries. “Fine, you don’t have to wearthe hairnets, but keep the aprons on,” I de-manded. “Let’s stay focused here.”

“Yessss!” They shouted as they high-fivedeach other. Let’s get back to work. We haveover 500 orders of fries and burgers tomake.

Minutes later, I noticed we were working

in perfect harmony until Miguel shouted,“We’re out of burgers! To be honest Idropped a few patties as I was trying to getthe hang of things,” Miguel admitted. Wehave to come up with an idea quickly. Fifthgrade lunch is in less than 45 minutes!

“We should make chicken tenders. Kidslove chicken tenders and fries. Besides, wealready have fries,” Jonathan suggested. Weall ran to the basement where we knew themeats were kept. We ran over to the hugefreezer in the corner only to find packagesof chicken frozen solid. We don’t have timefor the chicken tenders to thaw out. Withpanic in our hearts and sweaty palms, wedecided to scan the refrigerator. When weopened the refrigerator, it was like time hadstopped. We all looked at each other inshock. There it was… packages and pack-ages of the fifth grade favorite!

Ribs! Ribs! Ribs, we shouted while doingthe happy dance. We ran back to the caf-eteria, turned on the stove and dumped allthe ribs in a huge pot. We could hear classesfiling in the cafeteria right as we began todrop ribs and fries on the red Styrofoamtrays. We served the ribs, fries and ice creamto hundreds of kids that day. It was ahomerun! We even had some left over forus to try.

Yummy! We murmured while wiping ribsauce off our mouths.

I can say for sure that the next time I seea mysterious note in the cafeteria, I’ll leaveit alone!

—By India Bagsby, 11, Mrs. Piña’s

class, fifth grade.

Gifts for Our Parents,What We Would GiveThem…

A flower —Sameer RafaiePeace and quiet —Autumn AveryDo the laundry —Xavier MainHomework! —Philip LuongWash the car for them —Ryan IqbalColor them a picture —Nadya SandovalListen to them! —Roger RodriguezMake a card from paper —Kiara FreyWrap up something from my parents’

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Ms. Wolford and Ms. Kendall, artteachers at Springfield EstatesElementary, submitted some of theirstudents’ work.

Myself and a Friend,by Aaron Amin ofSpringfield, 7.

Pop Art Dessert, byTravis Slade ofSpringfield, 12.

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Children’s Connection 2012 Orange Hunt Elementary SchoolArt Specialist Janet Micari sent in some of her students’ artwork.

Lulu Gloninger, fifth grade.

Samuel Meyer, sixth grade.Jessica Kirby, sixth grade.

Matthew Brooks, fourthgrade.

Madison Jaminet, second grade.Allison Ton, sixth grade.

Carolin Vorona, fourthgrade. Clara Jury, first grade.

Reed Dexter, fourth grade.

Alex Hazard, sixth grade.Julia Perschbacker, sixth grade.



Chamber Lucas, seventh grade.

Dora Sesay, eighth grade.

South County Middle SchoolJanice C. McCormack’s art students construct

their dreams with colored paper.

Sawyer Stockard, seventhgrade.

Nick Cho, seventh grade. Thomas Lane, seventh grade. JoAnn Grimes, seventh grade.

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Another World, by Gabriel Hill, drawing.

Alaskan Northern Lights, by Maribel Nogales, drawing.

Trapped in a Storm, by Aisyah Setiawan, drawing.

Twain Middle School

Furniture Falling, by Theodore Wetzler, drawing.

Another Trip to the Moon, by Mackenzie Nolan, drawing.

Trapped in Time, by Kevin Dang, drawing.

Stalking Cylinder,by ElizabethPhuong, drawing.

Color Bubblemania,by Mae Shearer,drawing.

Two Seasons, byMelak Alenu,drawing.

My Head is in theClouds, by TaylorHuynh, drawing.

Kings Park Elementary SchoolMs. Tanya Siwik’s class made “Holiday Letters to Veterans.”

Lynn Lam, third grade

James Lee,third grade

PriscillaAugment,third grade


Artwork from Accotink Learning Center

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James McKnight of Fairfax, 19,12th grade.

Danielle Bailey ofWashington, D.C, 16,11th grade.

Brandy Pelka of Fort Belvoir,16, 10th grade.

Betsey Gallier of Burke, 16, 11th grade.

Nadia Bergeson of Vienna,15, 10th grade.

Will Ashton of Alexandria, 16,11th grade.


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