2019-20 FBMS Clubs

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1	2019-20 FBMS CLUBS
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3	Bickford/Weibel	Fantasy Football Club	Draft your favorite NFL stars to compete head-to-head each week with your fellow classmates and teachers. Enjoy the NFL season with your peers as we track the stats of players and determine who is the champion of Falcon Bluffs Middle School. Champion will receive a fantasy football trophy at the end of the football season.	First meeting to determine Draft date/time August 22th. Will then proceed to meet last Thursday of every month (September 26th, October 24th, November 28th, December 12th).	3:00p - 3:50p	Bickford's Science classroom	None
4	Wilensky	Backgammon Club	Four game sets	Third Thursday of the month in Oct., Nov., Jan., Feb.	3:00p - 3:45p	Classroom	None
5	Trujillo	Holiday crafts	Create tree ornaments, holiday decorations and small gift ideas	Tuesday/Thursday in December	3-3:50	Woodshop	None
6	Lodwick/Leighty/Burley/Muller	Golf Club	Learn the fundamentals of golf; in April or May go to Hilton Denver Inverness golf course to drive, putt and chip (parents will need to transport their student to and from the golf course)	Will start in the Spring after Winter Break. Tentatively Thursdays: February20, March 5, March 19, April 2, April 16, April 30; field trip to Golf Course in April or May	3:00-3:45	Part of gym	None
7	Capener	Prayer Club	Student initiated and student directed.	Mondays Oct 14, Nov 11, Jan 13, Feb 24	3:00-3:30 pm	Mrs. Capener's Room	None
8	Partridge	Poetry Writing	Learn how to write different types of Poetry.	Tuesday/Thursday in January	3-3:50	Mrs. Partridge's Room	None
9	Novak/Burley/Fanelli	Video Game Club	Come play games with your friends! Computer and console-based games (bring your own). Depending on game we will talk strategy and have competitions.	1st Tuesday of every month	3:00-3:45	Burley's Room	none
10	Horner	Cosemetology	At each meeting a specific hairstyle and/or makeup and/or nails techniques will be demonstrated by students or videos. Students will have time to practice the technique with thier own supplies	October 10th, November 14, December 12, February 13, April 16	3:10-3:50	Horner's Room	Students will need to bring the appropriate tools from home to particpate.
11	Sund / Freza / Swanson / Reeves	Mathcounts Competitive Team	Students can come to have fun doing math (who wouldn't?) or train to compete in the area Mathcounts competition in Febuary. Highly competitive students may earn the right to compete in the state competition in March - fingers crossed. We'll be using Mathcount released training items, students who wish to compete will need to hit at least one session a week starting in October and ending in February. Snacks will be a part of the club.	TBD. We plan to offer one morning session and one afternoon session a week.	7:15AM - 7:50AM & 3:10 - 3:15	Sund's room for mornings and Swanson's room in the afternoons.	None
12	Goodwin	GSA	The Gay-Straight Alliances (GSA) is a club for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) students and their allies. This club provides a safe space for these students to meet, support each other, and educate their peers	2nd and 4th Thursday Afterschool	3:00-3:45	Room 7 (yoga room) based on numbers
13	Chapman	Drama Club	Drama club is a chance for kids to dabble in theatre arts. The first half of the year is a more exploratory approach where kids are welcome to drop by and participate in various improv and team building games, no commitment necessary. The second half of the year will be invite only for those who are interested in participating in a play.	First Semester Club Meetings: (Alternating Tuesdays and Thursdays) 9/5, 9/10, 9/19, 9/24, 10/3, 10/8, 10/17, 10/17, 10/22, 11/7, 11/12, 11/21 Play Auditions: First week of December Cast/Crew Postings Second week of December Note: Play Rehearsal Schedule will be provided before the week of Auditions	3:00-3:45	Chapman Drama Room	Individual fees for attendance at festivals and professional plays.
14	Chapman	Show Choir Club	This is a student lead club for students who are interested in singing and dancing along with Broadway Musical style pieces. The first rehearsed number is "A Hard Knock Life" from Annie and the second with be a theatrical number from Phantom of the Opera. We ask for students who are dedicated in learning choreography and committing to rehearsals.		3:00-3:45	Chapman Drama Room
15	Sherwood	Art Creations Club	Create art using a variety of media. During September and October, we'll create art to donate to the PTO fundraiser for Falcon Bluffs.	Tuesdays beginning September 10th through October 22nd.	3:00-3:45	Art Room	No fee unless students request the use of special media or tools.
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17	Bagnulo/Longbrake/Longbrake	Ride to School Days	Students will meet at the playground in Trailmark and ride to and from school. Ride will consist of road and some single track riding, with a section of road riding along Deer Creek Canyon Road. Student must have a functional bike and helmet.	First ride will be on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 from Trailmark Park. Leaving at 6:55 and we will return to Trailmak Park after school.	6:55AM (leave for school)- Return to park around 3:30	Leave from and return location is the park next to the pond in Trailmark.	None
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19	Herrera	WEB (Where Everybody Belongs)	8th grade leadership/6th grade transition program	2 Wednesdays a month- one just 8th garders, one 6th & 8th during advise (admin approved)	advise	TBD-- maybe cafeteria	none
20	Hostetler	Photography	We will be taking pictures in surrounding areas. At our last meeting we willhave a gallery showing of favorite pictures.	We will meet once in each season (4) and 1 and a final gallery showing	3-4:00	Office area to start	none
21	Martin	Fan Fiction	Students learn about fan fiction through examples and write their own	February-May; first Tuesday of the month	3-3:40	Martin's room B114
22	Stern/Lodwick	NJHS	student organization that nonors students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Students organize events throughout the school, raise money to donate back to the school/other charities, and volunteer their time at least 20 hours per school year	1st Tuesday of every month (9/5, 10/3, 11/7, 12/5, 1/9, 2/6, 3/6, 4/3, 5/1)	3:00-3:45pm	Freeman's room	none, but there is an application process
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24	Hann	Jazz Ensemble	Students will come together to learn the theory and performance practices of Jazz music. We are pairing up with Colorado Honor Band to offer this amazing oppoertunity! For more info you may contact Hanna Hann at hanna.hann@jeffco.k12.co.us or Steve Martin at smartin@cohonorband.org	Every Wednesday with concerts to be scheduled at a late date.	3:00-4:30	Band Room	Fee paid to Colorado Honor Band
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26	Hill, Brewer	Acts of Kindness Club	Students write quotes and positive messages to inspire their classmates, and staff to do well or keep working hard (for example, "Just keep swimming" by Dory) and hang the quotes around the school. We also do small tasks around the building to make our school positive and happy (like decorations or cleaning).	4th Tuesday of each month beginning in September	3-3:45	Brewer's Classroom	none
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28	Hejduk/A. Fowler/ Manuel	Geography Bee	Students will study geography related topics all in the preparation to participate in the National Geography Bee. This competition will determine a school level champion who will have a chance to represent our school at the state level competition.	Every Thursday after school September - December - Students do not need to commit to every Thursday, however the club will be open on Thursdays to give everyone as many opportunitites as possible to practice for the bee.	3-3:45	Hejduk's classroom - bring a chromebook if you have one
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30	Patricia Villegas	International Travel	Students will meet throughout the school year to prepare to travel to	We will meet monthly on Tuesdays	TBD
31		Club	Paris, France and Barcelona, Spain. We will discuss cultural sites,
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33	Berry / K. Fowler / Sherwood / Herrera / Mitchell	Civic Engagement	The students would involved in community outreach activities such as celebrating Veteran’s Day, activities at our local Assisted Living facility, Empty Bowls, working at the Jeffco Action Center, and ideas that our students might have to get more involved with our community.	A minimum of once a month.	TBD	Library
34	Spelic/Wells/Coffey	Coffee Talk Club	Students will walk and talk to and from Starbucks to develop friendships in a casual environment that gets them outside!	We will meet at least one Thursday a month in August, September, April & May	3:05-3:40	Meet in Spelic's room, walk to Starbucks	Students will need to bring cash to pay for a drink of their choice.
35	Kring/Martin	Zumba	Get fit while having fun. Join Zumba club featuring Mrs. Briggs		3:05 - 3:40	TBA
36	Kowalsky	Maker Space Club	Students will create, design, experiment, build and invent items from scratch or will utilize kits such as basket weaving, perfume making and robotics and electrical circuts.	We will meet once a month on Thursday's	3:05-3:40	Library
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38	K. Fowler	Anti-Swearing Club	Students will engage in positive activies/games to promote positive culture, community, and unity	Once a month on Friday	3:05-3:45	Library
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