February 2018

Kindergarten Wedding of Miss Q and Mr. U

Submitted by lindsay.robison on

Kindergarten students had a fun filled day participating in the wedding of Miss Q and Mr U.   

Together these two letters will forever make the sound of /kw/ in words such as … quick, quiet, quilt, and quack.   They will continue to work side by side making words together for as long as words can be made.     Congratulations to the happy couple Miss Q and Mr U.  
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Kimberly Mellor

National School Breakfast Week

Submitted by kali.brown on

We are so excited to participate in National School Breakfast Week on March 5th–March 9th!

Mark your calendar for National School Breakfast Week!  "This year’s theme, 'I Heart School Breakfast,' encourages parents, students, and school officials to get social over school breakfast.  Speaking a language kids understand, we’re ready to show-and-tell all the benefits of a healthy school breakfast." 

PTA Family Arts Night at Spanish Oaks

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Our PTA Family Arts Night at Spanish Oaks was a huge success!  Students brought their families and had a great time together doing art!  There were opportunities for:  rolled paper art, paper geometric sculptures, print making, "how to draw" table, dot art, duct tape wallets, and origami!  A very special "thank you" to Julie Olson for arranging and organizing this amazing evening for our students and their families!

Spanish Oaks Science Fair Winners

Submitted by sherri.peterson on

Our science fair winners this year in our fifth grade are:  Madison Brittain, Rhys Mason, Kaden Allen, Trey Leber/Gavin Branch, Garrett Ratliff, Paige Johnson, Jaylee Stumpe, Aidan Hawk, Carsten Good and Brandon Bodmer.  Congratulations for a job well done!  Thank you, also to the fifth grade teachers for their time and dedication!

Reading Assembly at Spanish Oaks Turns "Wet"

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We had a very fun reading assembly on Monday!  Students receive reading tickets for doing their daily reading at home.  The more minutes a student reads, the more tickets they earn.  Tickets get drawn at reading assemblies to earn books and at this assembly two students won bikes!  Another fun part of this assembly was that all the lower grade students were to become experts on the book “They All Saw The Cat” and they competed against our librarian, Mrs.

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Lindsay Robison