PATHWAYS

PATTERNS October 2018

Monthly joke 2

puzzles 3-5

sports 6

Disability awareness 7-8

Halloween Traditions 9

Special events 10-13

calendar 14

recipe 15

weather 16

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

OctOber’s update

October first starts the new quarter! We are

excited to have new class! We have been

practicing since summer for the upcoming

performances that we can not wait for

everyone to see! Welcome to fall all!!!

Class Update

By: Hope

This newsletter was created

entirely by the Goodwill Pathways to Opportunity Journalism team whose goal is to gain independence, experi-ence new opportunities, and develop

new interests.

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MONTHLY JOKES

By: Grant

Reminder:

Downtown art walk is the first Friday of every month and music walk is the third Friday of every month.

*These events are FREE!*

What is a witch’s favorite subject in school?

Spelling. What’s a ghost’s favorite game to play on the playground?

Hide and Shriek.

https://blog.reallygoodstuff.com/25-kid-friendly-jokes-for-halloween/

AWARENESS

By: Dion

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OCTOBER WORD SEARCH

By: Dennis

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HALLOWEEN SUDOKU

By: Grant

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HALLOWEEN FIND THE DIFFERENCE

By: Dennis

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Here at PTO we think it’s important to move and have fun while moving!

Healthy way to be! So , let’s have fun!

This is just like a traditional egg/spoon race but instead of using eggs you will use

plastic eyeballs (found at the dollar store or you can paint ping pong balls to

resemble). You can have races where all the participates hold a spoon and races to a

finish line balancing the eyeball on the spoon. They cannot hold or shield the eyeball

with their hand and if it falls off their spoon they are out. Another way this game can

be played is as a relay race.

Rules:

To play this version divide the participates into two groups and line them up at the

start line.

The first player on each team places their plastic eyeball on the spoon and race to the

finish line and back.

If they drop the eyeball they must freeze for five seconds before picking it up and

resuming the race. When they get back to their team they pass the spoon and eye to

the next player who continues the race.

The first team whose members complete the race wins.

Outdoor Halloween Party Games

By: John K.

7 DISABILITIES EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH

By : Grant

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DISABILITIES EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH

By: Journalism Team

The position – Do your homework about the job, and the most likely questions.

Resume – Know your resume inside out, Make sure that your resume is up to date. Make sure that you know all the dates on

your resume properly

The night before the interview Choose what you will wear

Get a good night’s sleep

On the day of the interview

Get showered, shaved, etc.

Eat a good breakfast

Sing some songs to feel exuberant and happy

Dressing: Dress professionally in a suit not in black. Easy on the makeup and jewelry. Easy on the perfume.

Get suited up – pressed, polished and all that jazz

Be evidently and genuinely confident and ready to get busy!

Good Feeling – Feel fantastic, and enthusiastic about the meeting

Get to your interview early even if you have to sit in your car or stand outside

Be on time in the building – Be early but not too early. Arrive in good time. Employers don’t always know where to put you.

15 minutes early is fine. A half hour is pushing it. Always walk in five minutes early with a smile and treat the person at the front desk with the utmost respect. Never under estimate the power and opinion of the gatekeeper

Days before an interview

During the Interview Relax….and SMILE Have a smile on your face always.

When sitting – sit straight up and look excited about the opportunity. Make sure you will sit straight not on the edge of the chair

or not sulking in it.

Be yourself – If you’re the right person for the job, you’ll be the one to get the job. If you’re not you won’t.

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HALLOWEEN TRADITIONS

By: Dion

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EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL EVENT

By: David M.

Not a Goodwill events but looks like a lot of

fun!!!

11 SPECIAL EVENT

By: David M.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Southwest Florida

Date:

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2018

Registration: 7:30 am Walk: 9:00 am

Where:

MIROMAR OUTLETS

10801 Corkscrew Rd Estero, FL

Contact Information:

Christleen Knaub & Nikkie Sardelli SWFLStrides@cancer.org

239.330.3496

12 SPECIAL EVENT

By: Charles

DATE

Saturday October 6th

LOCATION

Estero Community Park

SCHEDULE

9am Registration10am Opening Ceremonies

CONTACT

Melissa DiNuzzo

561-465-0054

melissa.dinuzzo@autismspeaks.org

Autism Speaks Walk

13 SPECIAL EVENT

By: Journalism Team

PTO Choir

will be

performing!!

Fun for the whole Family!!!

EVENTS

October 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Remember

Green Market and yoga

every

Saturday

1 National Hair

Day

2 3 4 National

Taco Day

5 6 Autism Speaks Walk

7 8 Columbus Day

9 10 11 12

Art

Walk

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14 15 16

17 18 19 20

Breast Cancer Walk

21 22 23 24 National

Bologna Day

25 26

Music Walk

27

28 Italian

Fest

29 30 31 Halloween

Underline

days are PTO

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Recipe

By: John K.

INGREDIENT LIST

1 1⁄2lbs lean ground beef

1⁄2cup onion, chopped

2teaspoons all-purpose flour

1cup salsa

1⁄2cup chili sauce

1cup frozen corn

1(4 ounce) can green chilies, chopped

DIRECTION FOR RECIPE

IN A LARGE SKILLET, COOK BEEF AND ONION OVER MEDIUM HEAT UNTIL MEAT IS NO

LONGER PINK; DRAIN. IN A SMALL BOWL, COMBINE THE FLOUR, SALSA AND CHILI

SAUCE UNTIL BLENDED; STIR INTO SKILLET. ADD THE CORN, CHILIES AND BROWN

SUGAR.

1. Transfer to a deep-dish 9-in. pie plate. Unroll pastry; place over filling. With a sharp knife, cut out a face to resemble a jack-o'lantern; flute edges. Beat egg and food coloring; brush over pastry.

3. Bake at 450 degrees for 9-11 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is bubbly.

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October 2018

By: Charles

MON 10/1

87° /75° A shower and t-storm around

Hist. Avg. 89°/73°

TUE 10/2

87° /74° A shower and t-storm around

Hist. Avg. 89°/72°

WED 10/3

89° /74° A morning shower Hist. Avg. 89°/72°

THU 10/4

87° /70° Clouds and sun

Hist. Avg. 89°/72°

FRI 10/5

89° /72° Partial sun-shine

Hist. Avg. 89°/72°

SAT 10/6

89° /71° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 88°/72°

SUN 10/7

88° /71° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 88°/71°

MON 10/8

87° /72° Sun and some clouds, a shower Hist. Avg. 88°/71°

TUE 10/9

88° /72° Spotty after-noon showers Hist. Avg. 88°/71°

WED 10/10

91° /71° Partly sunny, a few showers Hist. Avg. 88°/71°

THU 10/11

90° /73° Partly sunny, a few showers Hist. Avg. 88°/70°

FRI 10/12

90° /72° A shower and t-storm around

Hist. Avg. 88°/70°

SAT 10/13

87° /71° Clouds and sun, a few showers Hist. Avg. 87°/70°

SUN 10/14

87° /72° Clouds and sun, a few showers Hist. Avg. 87°/70°

MON 10/15

89° /71° Some sun, a shower Hist. Avg. 87°/69°

TUE 10/16

89° /71° Partial sun-shine

Hist. Avg. 87°/69°

WED 10/17

88° /70° An afternoon shower Hist. Avg. 87°/69°

THU 10/18

89° /71° Clouds and sun, a few showers Hist. Avg. 86°/69°

FRI 10/19

85° /71° A shower and t-storm around

Hist. Avg. 86°/68°

SAT 10/20

87° /70° Partly sunny, a few showers Hist. Avg. 86°/68°

SUN 10/21

88° /69° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 86°/68°

MON 10/22

87° /70° Partly sunny

Hist. Avg. 86°/68°

TUE 10/23

87° /69° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 85°/67°

WED 10/24

86° /68° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 85°/67°

THU 10/25

86° /67° An afternoon shower Hist. Avg. 85°/67°

FRI 10/26

85° /68° Sunshine

Hist. Avg. 85°/66°

SAT 10/27

82° /68° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 85°/66°

SUN 10/28

85° /67° A p.m. shower or thunderstorm

Hist. Avg. 84°/66°

MON 10/29

86° /67° Partly sunny, a shower Hist. Avg. 84°/66°

TUE 10/30

86° /66° Sunny

Hist. Avg. 84°/66°

WED 10/31

85° /67° Mostly sunny

Hist. Avg. 84°/65°

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