Miss Mellor's Thanksgiving Feast at Spanish Oaks

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Kindergarten students at Spanish Oaks had their very own Thanksgiving Feast today.   Each student was given an assignment to help prepare for the feast.  They made turkey sandwiches, pudding cups, nut cups, veggies, kabobs and even made a place settings for each child at the tables.   The students said, "It was fun being able to cook our own feast!"

Spanish Oaks Preschool Grandparents Day

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Miss Carrie's preschool classes this week spent a fun day with their grandparents decorating cupcakes, taking pictures and making picture frames with their special guests.  The preschoolers had also created little booklets about their grandparents that shared why they loved them.  We even got a photo of our very own Mrs. Carter with her grandson, Mason, and Mrs. Taylor's daughter, Ellie, with her grandparents.  We love you, grandma and grandpa!

492,312 Minutes Read at Spanish Oaks

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We are well on our way to our reading goal this year with 492,312 minutes already read!  Our PTA organized our Road To Success assembly this week, where a group of UVU golfers and soccer players came to share in our success and engage our students and teachers in some soccer drills and putting practice.  Loads of books, posters, pencils, t-shirts and 2 bikes were given away in drawings from our Road To Success bucket, where each student enters tickets earned by reading at home.  Congratulations to our bike winners, Emily Jex from Mrs.

Superheroes In Mrs. Phelps' First Grade Class

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Mrs. Phelps' class had a POWerful day learning all about digraphs.  They learned that digraphs are one new sound represented by two letters, such as:  sh, th, ch, wh, and ph.  They used cool superhero glasses to find hidden digraphs all around the classroom.  It was amazing how quiet and hardworking these superheroes were.  The class concluded that the best digraph is ... "PH."  Can you guess why?