Spanish Oaks Elementary is participating in our "rescheduled" Walk to School Day on Friday, October 14, 2016. We invite you to join children and adults around the world to celebrate the benefits of walking, biking, skating, etc.
Wear Green as a reminder to “go” safely as you walk or bike to school!
When a “Walk to School Volunteer” sees you being safe by ...
This year Mrs. Dimmick has the opportunity to go to an arts conference. Today her students started working on drawing and shading. The students had a great time!
Today Miss Babcock's class had the pleasure of talking with Dave Larsen, who has dedicated over 20 years and counting, to our country. They learned what REM's are, the 5 different branches of the military, and countless other wonderful bits of information. We are so grateful to be Americans, and even more grateful to all of those wonderful men and women who risk their lives each day for our freedom. Thank you, Dave!
Our first grade students enjoyed Johnny Appleseed Day today. They spent the day doing a variety of learning activities that had to do with apples. To finish off the day, they got to taste their applesauce that they made. It was a great day!
Our great bunch of treasures for last week! We love you, students!
The first grade students were so excited today to present a program to their grandparents. They wore their new class shirts and sang their hearts out! They then had refreshments and went down to see the first grade classrooms. The grandparents had a great time! Thanks to Mrs. Phelps, Miss Robison and Miss McKendrick for all their hard work. Good job, first graders!
We have been learning about what it means to be a good citizen. One of those ways is to follow the laws and rules that we have. We learned about the importance of following the laws in the community and how we can follow the signs that we see when we are out walking or in our car. We had a great time making our own communities together and putting signs in the community we created.
Kindergarten students had a visit from our favorite 911 dispatcher, Mrs. Christie Leber. She shared with us what her job as a dispatcher involves and what she does to help our community. Students then learned the three most important times when they should call 911 immediately.
1) To stop a crime
2) Report a fire
3) Save a life
At Spanish Oaks … we MATTER! Every person at our school has wonderful talents to share … amazing gifts to give … valued thoughts to impart. We are important. Each of us is a GENIUS … and the world needs our contribution. We each have a gift that others need. We are enough … We are the change!
Teachers, staff and faculty are doing AMAZING things each day at Spanish Oaks ... Do you know someone at our school who really exhibits Positive Energy and Kindness (PEAK)? The link below gives instructions on nominating qualified candidates who will be recognized at the Nebo School District Board meeting(s). Let's recognize and celebrate those individuals who are doing things that MATTER each day at our school!