February 2019

Mrs. Liddle’s first grade class was lucky enough to have Mrs. Fillmore come teach a dance lesson on composite shapes using elastic bands. The students had so much fun!

6th grade trying to cut a paper as small as an atom. Did you know, if you cut a piece of paper in half 31 times it will be the size of an atom?? 

Our fifth grade students have been busy researching a president or first lady for the past several weeks.  The unit culminated in a fun Tea At the Whitehouse celebration held for parents.  The students dressed up, drew caricatures of their chosen person, and provided clues for parents to guess who they were representing.  Refreshmnents were even served :)  A special thanks to the fifth grade teachers for all their work in organizing this great event!

Mrs. Brown came in and taught all of 2nd grade about telling time. She shared a fun story about Minute Man Marty and Hourly Anna. 

6th grade had fun in science learning about matter, mass, molecules, and density. 

Students in Mrs. Liddle’s 1st-grade class made 2D and 3D shapes out of marshmallows and toothpicks. After making their shapes, they drew them on a worksheet and wrote how sides and vertices.

Students in Mrs. Fagergren’s class learned about the myth of the Utah Lake Monster and drew their own renditions based on differing accounts in an old news article. Which monster do you think belongs in Utah Lake?

Kindergarten Registration is Moving to Summer

Kindergarten registration, traditionally held in March, will be moved to the summer and combined with grades 1st -12th. More detailed information regarding summer registration for K-6th will be sent out to you before the end of the school year.

Parents can prepare now for registering their kindergarten children by making sure they have a birth certificate and that their child is current on the following immunizations: DTap, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Polio, Varicella and MMR by the end of July.