February 2016
Our Spanish Club meeting has been postponed for next Wednesday March 2nd in Señora Jones' room from 3:00 – 5:00.
Agenda: Movie Day "Nacho Libre”
Food: Queso Dip, popcorn, and sweets
January 2016
Attention Spanish Club members, there will be a Spanish Club meeting January 27th from 3:00 - 4:30 in Sra. Jones room.
Agenda: We will be yarn weaving a craft called God's eye. I will teach you what it is and how it originated.
Games: BINGO using Spanish vocabulary :)
Food: Beef burritos with fixings; dessert “surprise”
December 2015
Attention Spanish Club members, this month we will be donating items/gifts to our local Nursing Home. I would encourage each and every one of you to please help in this endeavor. Talk to your parents and select one of the following items listed below. The items must be brought to our next Spanish Club meeting so that we can gift wrap them. Our next Spanish Club meeting will be December 9th from 3:00 - 5:00 in Sra. Jones room.
- sugar free candy
- lotion
- body washes
- note cards
- puzzle books--puzzles
- snacks--peanut butter or cheese crackers
December's Spanish Club agenda: Learn about the history of the Poinsetta; Gift wrap Nursing Home gifts :)
Food: Queso Dip & Chips; Churros 
Arts & crafts: Making Poinsetta Ornaments
November 2015 Meeting Cancelled
October 2015
Spanish Club meeting October 28 from 3:00 - 4:30 in Sra. Jones room.
Agenda: What is Día de los Muertos? Compare and Contrast Haloweeen and El Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
-Arts and Crafts, Games, Food-Burritos & sugar cookies in the shape of skulls (students will decorate them) 
September 28, 2015
Spanish club members, we will be participating in the Homecoming Parade this Friday, October 2nd. We will be decorating our float sometime after 10 a.m Friday. All of the members that will be attending the parade need to bring 2 bags of candy. The candy is to be tossed underhanded from the vehicle. Anyone throwing candy with force will be ejected from the parade. We will get on the float around 1:00 on Friday and head out to line-up in the south High School parking lot. No one is to get off the vehicle at any time during the parade. Let's be in our best behavior, show our school spirit, and have fun!
September 23, 2015
Our first Spanish Club meeting was a success! Looks like we are going to have a great year!
Agenda: Mexico's Independence Day Celebration
Games & Crafts: Mexico's Independence day BINGO. Make decorations for our Spanish Club Homecoming Float
Food: Soft tacos and homemade salsa
August 31, 2015
Our Spanish club meetings will be on the 4th Wednesday of every month from 3:00-4:30 or 3:00 - 5:00 in Señora Jones room. There will be some months where we will meet earlier if there is a special event coming up.
2015/2016 Spanish Club Members
8th Grade: Jarrett Cox
7th Grade: Emma Shephard, Broady Heltcel, Sara Price, Tyler Waitman, Ethan Tripp, Kylie Mason
6th Grade: Addilyn Lingle, Kendal Harvey, Nathan Dennis, Emma Boothby, Cylan Cummings, Lilly McAfee, Camdyn Woodyard, Gabe Overholt, Madi Surber, Zach Thomas, Austin Neasbitt, Annalyn Bauman, Jackson Steiner, Camryn Armes, Gardina DeWitt, Alison Speck, Tyler Dufour, Tyler McCarthey
August 25, 2015
Welcome back students. íBienvenidos estudiantes! It's that time of the year again, where students in grades 6, 7th, and 8th come together to learn Spanish. If you are interested in joining the Spanish Club, please drop by Señora Jones room during Go Time, or after school to pick up a Spanish Club Consent Form. These forms must be signed and turned in by no later than Monday August 31st. There will be a limit of 20 members not including officers. Names will be drawn from a hat and the students that are selected will be informed on Friday September 4th.
April 20, 2015
This Wednesday will be our final Spanish Club meeting. We will learn about Cinco de Mayo and all the festivities that go along with this Mexican Holiday. The students will meet in Señora Jones room on April 22, 2015. The meeting will be from 3:00-5:00 pm.
Agenda: The students will work together and learn about what Cinco de Mayo is; they will learn about the Mexican Hat Dance
Games & Crafts: Pass the sombrero; the students will make Papel Picado; the students will also decorate sugar cookies to look like sombreros:)
Food: Soft tacos, salsa, and sugar cookies
March 30, 2015
Blunck's will be here tomorrow to take pictures of the Spanish Club students during 1st hour. These pictures will be added to the yearbook:).
March 25, 2015
The Spanish Club meeting has been rescheduled for tomorrow, Thursday March 26, 2015, in Sra. Jones room from 3:00 - 5:00.
Agenda: Movie Day "Big Hero 6"--in Spanish subtitles
Food: Popcorn "freshly popped in class":) All sorts of seasonings provided.
February 2015
Attention Spanish Club members, there will be a Spanish Club meeting February 18th from 3:00 - 5:00 in Sra. Jones room.
Agenda: We will be yarn weaving a craft called God's eye. I will teach you what it is and how it originated.
Games: BINGO using Spanish vocabulary :)
Food: Queso and chips; decorating sugar cookies.
December 2014
Attention Spanish Club members, this month we will be donating items/gifts to our local Nursing Home. I would encourage each and every one of you to please help in this endeavor. Talk to your parents and select one of the following items listed below. The items must be brought to our next Spanish Club meeting so that we can gift wrap them. Our next Spanish Club meeting will be December 17th from 3:00 - 5:00 in Sra. Jones room.
- sugar free candy
- lotion
- body washes
- note cards
- puzzle books--puzzles
- snacks--peanut butter or cheese crackers
December's Spanish Club agenda: Compare and contrast Christmas in the United States and in South America; Learn about Las Posadas; Learn about the history of the Poinsetta; Gift wrap Nursing Home gifts :)
Food: Burritos and Hojarascas (Anise Tea Cookies)--traditional Mexican cookies
Arts & crafts and games
November 2014
Spanish Club meeting November 19 from 3:00 - 5:00 in Sra. Jones room.
Agenda: Movie day and arts and crafts!
Food-Queso dip and chips
October 2014
Spanish Club meeting October 22 from 3:00 - 4:30 in Sra. Jones room.
Agenda: Compare and Contrast Haloweeen and El Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
-Arts and Crafts, Games, Food-Tacos
Spanish Club Members:
8th Grade: Annie McBride, Brooklyn Graves
7th grade: Kaylee Gibson, Cassidy Woodyard, Jarrett Cox, Cotton conner, Cole gibson, Tyley Guthry, Maddy Wertman, Kenyan Turner, Grant Rogers, Luke Overholt, Ethan Paxton
6th Grade: Sara Price, Broady Heltcel, Emma Shepherd, Tyler Waitman, Ethan Tripp, Jaden Printup, Dylan Garrett, Jason Clements, Caydon Coffman, Cade Seay, Matelyn Jones
September 2014
The Tuttle Homecoming Parade is this Friday! The newly selected officers and a selected few memebers will be able to ride on the Spanish Club float.
Dear Parents and Students,
Welcome to the Spanish Club 2014-1015! Where students will have the opportunity to use the language outside of the classroom and learn more about the culture of Spanish speaking countries. Students of all 3 levels will be able to interact together and have fun practicing what they know.
WHAT DOES THE SPANISH CLUB DO?
Spanish Club Activity Day meetings are generally an opportunity to socialize, practice Spanish, and participate in cultural activities meant to extend language practice beyond what is covered in class. Activities may include games, cooking classes, and films in Spanish with English subtitles; organization of civic projects, field trips, and fund raising; crafts, cultural celebrations, and much, much more. The club is student centered and all who participate are encouraged to share ideas for future activities.
The Spanish Club will meet the third Wednesday of each month, after school from 3:00 to 5:00, often in Sra. Jones’s room, room 17. Sometimes we will meet in the cafeteria if we are serving food. We might meet more often if we are preparing for a Fieldtrip or a Parade. Be aware that if a student receives detention for behavior problems, and is failing a class, then he/she may no longer participate in the Spanish Club. This is a privilege for students who want to take Spanish seriously in and out of the classroom.
Sign up in Sra. Jones room
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