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On the 9th and 10th of April, the Math and Reading STAAR tests will be held for 5th grade and the Writing STAAR will be given to 4th grade. In May, the remainder of the STAAR tests will be given.
What is the STAAR Test? STAAR stands for “The State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness” and is the state’s student testing system. Students will take this test beginning in 3rd grade all the way through high school. STAAR tests reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Reading and Math STAAR tests are given every year beginning in 3rd grade but the other tests are scattered throughout the years. Each test is a four hour test. The purpose of this test is to see if the student has mastered the subject for that grade level. It also shows if a student is ready for the next grade level. How to Prepare for the STAAR test Teachers are preparing students for the STAAR test all year long and teaching them test-taking strategies along the way. Students should understand what they are being tested on. Continued on Page 6
Monthly Mustang
Harrison Benitz, Caroline Larsson, Cannon Pinchback and Thomas Larson try out the new recycling containers donated by the City of West University.
Michael Connolly, Susan Samples, John Threet Aaron Collins, Mayor Pro-Term Mardi Turner, Amber Pinchback, Orval Marlow, Chairman, West U Recycling Olivia Benitz,
parent volunteer, and Pamela Castro, Recycling Board member.
Ocean plastic can last in sea waters almost indefinitely, eventually accumulating in remote areas of the w o r l d ’s o c e a n s . T h e l a r g e s t accumulation zone of ocean garbage on the planet is much larger than anyone thought. It measures 1.6 million square kilometers (three times larger than the size of France) and contains an estimated 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic weighing an estimated 80,000 metric tons (the equivalent of 500 Jumbo Jets). *
The great garbage patch, marine animals dying, so many dumps, and nobody doing anything about all the plastic everywhere; on streets, in lakes, oceans, rivers and even in caves. Plastic has toxic chemicals like PVC,
vinyl chloride, lead, and bisphenol A (BPA). Heating plastic causes these chemicals to leach into our drinks and potentially cause cancer. There are some good things about plastic, but later those good things can turn into bad things. A few of the good things about plastic are that it is useful for bags, straws, etc. But now there are so many of these plastic materials being used and sent to the dump or even to the great garbage patch. But don't lose hope yet. Some companies don't use plastic anymore.
McDonalds and other restaurants plan to use wooden straws instead of plastic. San Francisco has banned plastic bags and Seattle is the first major city to ban plastic straws and utensils. But the best thing is some communities volunteer to pick up plastic. But there's even more. Replacements for plastic are materials like silicone, glass, and wood products. If this keeps up the great
garbage patch could be the great water patch in the next few years!
* https://oceancruisingclub.org/newsitem/394/The-Great-Pacific-Garbage-Patch-is-Growing-Exponentially
IS PLASTIC BAD FOR US? BY KAVAN PANDHYA THE STAAR TEST BY AMELIA KUSINSKI
Grade Math Reading Writing Science3rd May-13 May-144th May-13 May-14 Apr-95th Apr-9 Apr-10 May-15
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The new addition to our school and The Monthly Mustang, is John Mangum, our excellent cartoonist. Most of us turn immediately to the comic section to see what John has in store for us each month. Q. What was your previous school called? A. Cypress Village Elementary in Irvine, California. Q. Did your old school have a newspaper? A. No, they did not have a newspaper. Q. How long have you been a cartoonist? A. Since I was 5 years old. Q. How long have you been drawing the Fido comic? A. I started in October of this school year. Q. Did you take art lessons? A. For 2 years, I took classes taught by Eric Teitelbaum, the creator
of the Pink Panther. Q. Who or what inspired you to become a cartoonist? A. Jim Davis, the author of Garfield. Q. Do you have any other special talents? A. I play the cello and I’m a swimmer.
Q. Do you only draw cartoons? A. No. I also like to draw popular movie
and video game characters such as robots from Transformers or characters from Halo or Minecraft. I also like drawing diagrams of mechanical things, as well as characters from books I read.
Q. Is anybody else in your family a good artist?
A. My mom is. Q. Would you consider having an art career as an adult? A. Yes, maybe an art career or an animator. Q. What are your top five tips for creating a good comic? A. Good puns
Be consistent with your characters Always go with your gut Be creative You don’t have to be realistic
JOHN MANGUM: THE ART PRODIGY BY ZAIN IMAM
Q.How long have you been teaching at West U? A. I have been teaching for 5 years. Q.What is your dream vacation? A. My dream vacation is anywhere on a beach. Q.What is your favorite kind of art? A. Coloring. Q.What is your favorite movie? A. The Godfather. Q. Who is your hero? A. My mom is my hero because she never gives
up and she is always there for me.
Q.What is your favorite restaurant? A. Chipotle. Q. What is your favorite book series? A. Harry Potter. Q. What do you like to do in your free time? A. Read and play with my dog. Q.Where did you go to college? A. Baylor College. Q. Do you like teaching at West U? A. Of course.
GETTING TO KNOW MRS. FENTON BY SEETHA VENKATACHALAM AND ANIKA KRISHNAN
Q. How long have you been teaching? This is my 5th year teaching. What college did you attend? A. I attended Texas A&M university. WHOOP!
Q. Where did you grow up? A. I grew up in Houston, Texas. Q. Why did you decide to become a teacher? A. I had one teacher in 2nd grade that I
adored. She made learning a fun
experience for me. After that year, I know that I wanted to be a teacher just like her.
Q. What subject do you enjoy teaching the most?
A. I love teaching all the subjects, but especially Reading.
Q. What was your scariest moment as a teacher?
A. I think back on my first-year teaching. The first day teaching my class was a scary moment, but also an exciting moment!
Q. What was the most exciting moment of your life?
A. I have been lucky to have many memorable moments in my life. I think if I had to pick one day it would be the day
I got married, surrounded by friends and family.
Q. What is your favorite quote? A.“No act of kindness, not matter how small,
is ever wasted.” - Aesop Q. If you could start your teaching career
over, what would you change? A. I don’t think I would change anything
about my teaching career. I love my job and the experiences that made me the teacher I am today.
Q. If you could make one impossible thing possible, what would it be?
A. I want the ability to transport anywhere in the world. I love to travel and want to see all the major cities on every continent.
GET TO KNOW MRS. MILLS BY YUTIA LI
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Q. What is the board most useful for? A. For handwriting, math, Quizlet, showing
images, and Storybook. Q. Do you think it makes you a better teacher? A. I think it makes learning more interesting for
the class since they are used to using smart devices.
Q. What do the students interact with on the board?
A. We do math facts, spelling, and Scholastic News games.
Q. How do the kids like it? Do they work harder when they use it?
A. They love using the Smartboard. They all want to take turns writing answers on it.
Q. If you could add anything to the board what would it be?
A. A 3-D pen to draw things in 3-D. Our Review: We give the Promethean Board 4 and a half out of 5 stars because we are still learning how to use it.
PROMETHEAN BOARD REVIEW WITH MRS. UNGER BY JOSHUA SEGRAVES
Q: What did you do over Spring Break? A: I spent time with my family. Q: What is your favorite color? A: Purple and pink Q: Have you ever taught at another school? A; Yes, at Hobby Elementary for 4 years. Q: What do you do in your spare time? A: Read all kind of Different books. Q: What is your favorite book to read to your
students? A: Were All Wonders.
Q: If you weren't a teacher what would you be? A: An astronaut! Q: What is your favorite animal? A: Elephants. My daughter and I give money to
the elephant sanctuary. Q: How many years have you been teaching? A: 33 years in total! Q: What is your favorite subject? A: Reading! I love teaching kids how to read. Q: What is your favorite part of school? A: The morning because the kids are excited for
the day!
MRS. LAPADULA BY ZAID ALOUSI AND OLIVER BROACH
It’s alive! Rubick’s cubes are back and they are here to stay. Our parents remember playing with this toy but they don’t always remember how they solved it! Rubick’s cubes are amazing puzzles that sharpen our minds and inspire us to take on challenges. There is no feeling in the world that compares to how you feel after you have solved your cube for the first time. When you solve a cube you have conquered an
amazing challenge.
Rubik’s cubes were invented in 1974 by a Hungarian professor named Ernö Rubik who was having difficulty explaining to students three dimensional figures. His solution you ask? To invent the Rubik’s cube. The cube is also known by other names like speed cube and puzzle cube. The act of solving or playing with a cube is called cubing. The colors of the faces of a Rubik’s cube are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and white. Most of the people are familiar with the 3x3 cube but there are more than 45 different variations of cubes. The smallest cube is a 1x1 and they go all the way up to 17x17. The
faces are not always squares either. There are rectangular, round, pentagon, parallel and even heart-shaped cubes!
People all over the world have been playing with this toy for over 40 years which makes it the best-selling toy ever. The world record for solving a 3x3 Rubik’s Cube is 3.47 seconds held by Du Yusheng from China on November 24, 2018. Master cubers are very competitive and competitions are fierce.
There are many ways you can learn how to solve a cube. YouTube is an excellent resource. Just make sure you pick the tutorials that go over the solution step by step. Once you master basic movements the rest is a piece of cake! I can give you some tips to inspire you to learn how to solve your first cube. First thing is to make sure you understand how the cube works. With that I mean, break it apart and understand the mechanism. Second thing is that you get a quality cube. A quality cube will be easier to play with and will last longer. Third tip is that you learn all the algorithms by heart. Algorithms are a series of movements or a sequence. Lastly, and this might be the most important tip, be ready to practice, practice and…practice. As you know, practice makes perfect.
THE MAGICAL RUBIK'S CUBE BY LORENZO VASQUEZ
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Did you enjoy the magical adventures in the Harry Potter series? If you did, you should read the sequel, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child! This story starts 19 years after Harry and his friends were in
Hogwarts. Harry Potter marries Ginny Weasley, and they have three kids, Albus, James, and Lily. As you can see, the kids are named after Harry's parents and the headmaster.
Albus is going to Hogwarts and worried that the sorting hat will put him
in the Slytherin. The weird thing was that Albus got put in the Slytherin House with his new friend, Scorpius, son of Draco Malfoy, while James and Lily were assigned to the Gryffindor. Later, the kids meet the married couple, Hermione and Ron, with their daughter, Rose. All the children quickly became friends. One day, Albus and Scorpius were walking around and overheard Albus's dad talking to Amos Diggory about using a time-turner and saving Cedric from dying. After they heard the news, they went digging for the time-turner. Finally, they found it in a book. With the help of the time-turner,
Scorpius and Albus travel back to the time of the Tri-wizard Tournament and put spells on Cedric to prevent him from dying. But when they come back to the present, it is not the same present they left! Hermione is not married to Ron, Albus is in Gryffindor, and Harry told Albus to stay away from Scorpius. Albus is so confused and doesn't know what to do.
Do you want to find out what happens between Albus, Scorpius and Delphi? What about the Dark Lord? Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will answer all questions you have!
HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD BY J.K. ROWLING, JOHN TIFFANY & JACK THORNE REVIEWED BY EVELYN PARK
If you are hankering for something delicious, mouthwatering, or savory then Buca De Beppo is your restaurant. Buca is my favorite Italian restaurant because their menu has a wide variety of flavors that are unique and homemade. If you choose the kitchen seat, you get to see all the food getting prepared and the delicious aromas swirl around you. The staff are delightful, and you can ask them for the special or their preference of food. The children’s menu always has something
appetizing on it. If you tell the staff it is your birthday, they sing the Buca birthday song. The dessert menu has many items on it that are even more delicious than the main course menu. My favorite meal is the steamed broccoli as an appetizer, the children’s spaghetti and meatballs, and the chocolate gelato. Next time you want an experience you won’t forget, go to Buca De Beppo. I give it 5 out of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
If you like juicy burgers, great pizza and family fun The '401 is for you! The '401 is located at 6700 Ferris Street in Bellaire and is great for kids. At the '401 kids can have fun in the kids' room while parents talk. That means kids will have a blast while parents enjoy their time together too. If your parents have a little child at the table not old enough to go to the kids' room, there is always a coloring set or toy to make sure everyone is happy!
On the menu there is everything a great restaurant should have: burgers, pizza, pasta, soups and more! Here everything is made with fresh, healthy ingredients and tastes great! The fun vibe and great time will make you want to come back! After reading this and learning about The ‘401, I hope you will dine there with family and friends!
THE '401 RESTAURANT REVIEWED BY ISABELLA CLARK
BUCA DE BEPPO RESTAURANT REVIEWED BY MIA GOVERNALI
February, being Black History Month, I decided to read about a black American hero. My mother recommended I to read about Jesse Owens. I am so glad I listened to her. Jesse was an African American boy who loved running because it made him feel free like a bird. He was born in Oakville, Alabama and suffered many hardships. He worked several jobs like delivering groceries and working in a shoe repair shop to help his family. Later, his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio. It is here where
he got his first taste of success. He became a star athlete for Ohio State University.
Soon he was chosen to compete in Olympics in Nazi Germany where Adolf Hitler was promoting the idea of "Aryan Superiority". Owen won four gold medals and crushed the myth of racial supremacy once and for all.
I am so inspired after reading about Jesse Owens. He proved that if you set your heart on something and work hard for it, nothing can stop you. I highly recommend this book to everyone.
WHO WAS JESSE OWENS? BY JAMES BUCKLEY JR. REVIEWED BY DHVANI KUNDALIA
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1. Pong. The reason it’s number one is because it’s the first video game. If it didn't exist I would not even have written this article! When it was released it changed the entertainment world forever, sparking off the gaming industry. This is definitely the most legendary game ever.
2. Super Mario Bros series. This is the game that really gave Nintendo a 1-Up! This game made the company skyrocket to fame and it is why it is such a big company today. It has 18 titles in the series and is featured in over 200 games! A true gaming classic. It was released in 1984. Jump-man needed to save the princess from the evil Donkey Kong.
3. Pac-Man. This is one of the first popular video games to use cutscenes. The most popular game released by Bandai Namco. Released in 1980, your supposed to get power-ups and gobble up all the ghosts
4. Tetris. the game where you stack cubes to fit the whole screen was released in 1984 by the Soviet Union! It was a hit with gamers all around the world.
5. The Legend of Zelda. This game features Link with his boomerang, sword and shield, fighting the evil Ganondorf. It was released in 1986 by Nintendo.
6. Sonic. Ever heard the song“Gotta go fast?” That song is from the TV show Sonic X. This speedy hedgehog first debuted in 1991 by the company Sega. He came bursting through the video game world speeding through the evil robots of Dr. Eggman with his flying fox sidekick Tails.
7.The Pokemon series. The reason Pokemon is on this list is because it has a trading card game, 18 animated movies, and tons of video games! The first titles in the series, Red and Blue had 150 Pokemon available to catch. Now there are over 800!
8. Doom. What makes you feel better than chain-sawing through monsters? Nothing! The first person shooter was released in 1993 by Bethesda and IDM software companies. When monsters invade the earth, Space Marine, “Doom-guy,” must take them all down.
Got a favorite video game I didn’t mention? Drop a note in Mr. Connolly’s box and tell us about your favorite video game.
8 CLASSIC VIDEO GAMES REVIEWED BY RAFAEL JOAQUIN
EASTER BY TOBENNA AND KENENNA NDEFO
Most kids on Easter wake up and just chant “candy, candy, candy.” Most kids know the meaning of Easter but at least half of them can’t wrap their heads around it! Most families celebrate Easter by having a feast, going to a special church service, and an Easter egg hunt. Some non-
Christian families celebrate with candy, gifts, and egg hunts. Easter for many Christians is reminding them that there is life after death. The reason eggs are such a big deal is because
eggs mean birth and new life. People dye the eggs because in spring, trees blossom and the blossoms are colorful. The Easter bunny emerges from its “burrow” to give k ids candy to make them more enthusiastic about Easter. E a s t e r i s nicknamed Resurrection Sunday because Christians believe that on Easter Sunday, Jesus Christ rose from the dead (not as a zombie but as how He was when He
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After you beat the champion of the Alola Region, the final boss for this generation of Pokemon, you have to help to kick Team Rocket out of a base they have set up in their floating refuge known as Aether Paradise. They have banded together the leaders of opposing teams, and your only hope of beating this episode is to defeat them all before moving onto Giovanni, your last opponent. When you do that, the Aether Paradise is goes back to
normal, you have helped the people there.
Episode Rainbow Rocket is a minuscule part of Ultra Sun and Moon’s large post-game, but is the last part of any structured story in the game. It’s a nod towards the previous games and how they are formulated. For those not in the know, Pokemon games usually follow a formula. You pass eight trials of some kind and then a Champion, but along the way you are
interrupted by an evil team. The teams are changed and usually quite original. Episode Rainbow Rocket brings all of them together. It does not cost any extra money to buy or play, and provides one to three hours of additional story. I rate it Five Stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
VIDEO GAME CORNER: POKEMON ULTRA SUN AND MOON: EPISODE RAINBOW ROCKET REVIEWED BY ZACHARY BARNETT
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Do you know what America's favorite sandwich is? It's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich! April 2nd is National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. Some great things about it is how many cool things you can learn about peanut butter and the things you can do to celebrate it.
A few interesting facts about peanut butter are that George Washington Carver didn't invent peanut butter. Marcellus Gilmore Edson invented peanut butter. In 1901, Julia Davis Chandler was the first person to issue PB&J sandwiches in the U.S.A.
Jelly has some interesting facts too! Marcus Gavius Apicius invented jelly during the Roman Empire. My favorite
jelly is grape jelly, and my favorite jam is strawberry jam. My sister likes all berry jellies and jams.
You can celebrate National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day by trying to make peanut butter and jelly cupcakes, pie, cookies, donuts, and even fudge. What I'm going to do is use all the peanut butter and jelly we have in the house to try new recipes. You can always find new ways to celebrate it.
NATIONAL STUDENT ATHLETE DAY BY SEETHA, ANIKA, JOVAN, TIFFANY & DHVANI
Did you know there is a day dedicated to student athletes! The National Student Athlete Day is on April 6th, but it is celebrated from March to April every year.
The National Student Athlete Day was created by The National Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS). The NCAS is an organization of colleges and universities. The mission of the NCAS is to "create a good society by focusing on education and using the power of sport to bring a positive change."
National Student Athlete Day recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of student-athletes. Student athletes who excel in both academics and athletics are honored on this day. The students are presented with award certificates, special ceremonies and gifts from companies.
National Student Athlete Day teaches kids to become more patient and improve their confidence by participating in these activities. This gives courage to students that will help them grow up.
NATIONAL PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY DAY BYLAUREN CHEN
Every year the Houston Texans hold the annual kids triathlon. For ages six through eleven the triathlon is on Saturday, April 27, 2019 and you will pick up your race packets on Friday, April 26, 2019 in this junior triathlon, kids will swim one hundred yards, bike three miles, and run half a mile. For ages twelve through fifteen the triathlon will take place on Sunday, April 28, 2019. You will pick up your race packets on Saturday, April 27, 2019. The kids in the senior triathlon have to swim two hundred yards, bike six miles, and run one mile. To sign up go to www.houstontexans.comkidstriathalon and you will be able to sign up for our school. The kids’ triathlon and race packet pick up takes place at NRG Stadium.
The swimming portion is the first leg of the race. For this you will need is your ankle bracelet [which you will get with your package], a pair of goggles, a swimming cap, and a one piece swimsuit. Your bike, helmet, race number, and shoes will all be left at your transition station which you will go to after each leg of the race. After the swimming you need to take off your swimming cap
and goggles, and get ready to gear up for biking.
Next up, is biking! The biking portion is the second leg of the race. For biking, you will need your ankle bracelet, bike, helmet, shoes, and you can decide if you want to wear your race number or not. When not in use, your helmet always needs to be upside down to make it easier to put on.
Last but definitely not least, is the run! The run is the last leg of the race. You will need your ankle bracelet and your race number. After the run you will need to wait for the awarding ceremony which will start at 11:00 a.m.
I hope you will take my advice and start training for the kids’ triathlon. After all you only have a few weeks left before the big day.
THE 2019 KIDS TRIATHLON BY MADELEINE TEJTEL
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was alive and well). People started to celebrate this event as what we now call Easter. That is what Easter is all about, so when Easter comes around, don’t just chant candy. Remember that it means something actually someone, Jesus.
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If a student is struggling with something they should ask their teacher for additional help. Students can ask their parents to get some practice test questions from previous STAAR tests. Most importantly, pay attention in class! What You Should Do Before the STAAR Test?
To get through these long testing days, students should go to sleep for 10 or more hours each night so they won’t be tired during the STAAR test. Students should eat a healthy breakfast with lots of protein to give them energy throughout the day. If students get nervous the day of the test, just stay calm and know your teacher has prepared you well. Take your time because you have a long four hours of testing.
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Jokes if You’re Bored By Cole Stagg, Mateo Vasquez and Lorenzo Vasquez. Jokes by Rob Elliott
WHAT’S TRENDING: WUES STYLE BY LIBBY AGARWAL, JOLIE JONES AND ETHAN SIMS
At WUES everyone has their own unique sense of style but still enjoy hopping on trends. This month we are featuring third and fifth graders sporting their contemporary looks. We need your pictures for next month’s column! Please send us your pictures at [email protected]. Be sure to put Fashion in the subject line, and to include your full name, and grade. Or drop them off in Mr. Connolly’s box in the office.We cannot wait to see your trendy photos!
Acacia Yoon, 5th grade (above)We featured Acacia for her
flip sequin pineapple shirt and pink streaked hair.
Amaia Espinoza, 5th grade (above)We featured Amaia for her
sequined sparkle shirt.
Emmy Neylon, (top) 5th grade. We featured Emmy for her cat shirt with fluffy ears and sparkly, gold skirt.
Seetha Venkatachalam, (right) 3rd gradeWe featured for her camouflage leggings.
Presley Grewal, (left) 5th grade. We featured Presley for her red lifeguard hoodie.
Q. How do fish pay their bills?A. With sand dollars.Q. What is a reptile’s favorite movie?
A. The lizard of Oz.Q. Where do ants eat?A. At a restaur-antQ. What is black and white and
red all over?
A. A penguin that is embarrassedQ. Why are fish so bad at
basketball?A. They don’t like getting close to
the net.Q. Where do dogs go if they lose
their tails?A. The re-tail store.Q. Why is it hard to trust what a
baby chick is saying?
A. Talk is cheep.Q. Why did the clown visit the
aquarium?A. To see the clownfish.Q. Why are horses so negative?A. They say “neigh “ to
everything.Q. How did the horse keep falling
over?A. It just wasn’t stable.
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