After School Activities
​Lego Robotics Club
Open for grade 3 to 5 and meets every Friday from 2:30 - 3:30. Use Legos to program a robot that works! 
 



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​Ski Club
Come and be a part of Saint Michael Ski Club. This is for grades 1 - 8. A fun filled time to enjoy with other classmates . 

Are you a Beginner skier? Then  take advantage of ski lessons . If you would rather ski just for fun with your classmates you can purchase a ski pass. It's all up to you ! Come have some fun making memories with Saint Michael School Ski Club! 

Click below for all your Ski Club Documents and Sign Up Sheets​

Newspaper Club
The Newspaper club meets every Monday from 2:15 - 3:30 for grades 5-8. Meet with Mrs. Decoteau and have fun conducting interviews and writing and editing the School Newspaper. It will be published and distributed to the school once a month. Have fun meeting with your friends and creating an awesome newspaper to now be published online for all to see! See you there and lets have a great year as young journalists!
 

Scratch Club
Students at Saint Michael School for over 5 years have participated in the Hour of Code. 
"Hour of code in your classroom. The Hour of Code is a global movement by Computer Science Education Week and Code.org reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries through a one-hour introduction to computer science and computer programming."
We continue over the 1 hour introduction and integrate other technology skills along with Scratch (our preferred programming language for St. Michael School Students). 
 
Scratch is created by MIT in Boston. 
 
Here is and example of a Scratch Programming Club project.
Focus:
Indexing
Conditioning Loops
Arrays
 
This program will take a word, separate it and jumble it. Next week we'll program to make it unjumble 
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/128719281/#editor
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