Second Grade Super Stars
Second grade students did a fabulous job on their program. Every student had their parts memorized and they knew all the words to the songs. Thanks for doing your best!
UFMA Traveling Museum
The Traveling Museum Project’s current exhibition explores Journey Stories. The artwork featured in this exhibition tells stories about a variety of journeys. Each section focuses on objects from diverse cultures. The first section, Trade and Travel, considers how objects like money and passports help make us mobile and give us the ability to travel. The second section, Spiritual Journeys, explores ways the afterlife is viewed in many cultures as a journey.
Attributions
Annie Burbidge Ream
Dream Catchers
We had some wonderful visitors help us make Native American Dream Catchers as part of our study of religions of the world. We learned that all religions use mandalas in their art work. Mr. and Mrs. Harmer, who are retired teachers from Spanish Fork Junior High, came and helped us learn more about the artistic mandalas of Ancient America.
Attributions
Kate Elliott
We Want You for Ballroom Dance
Dear Students and Parents,
We have just finished a fabulous year with our ballroom program and we are ready
to start registering students for the 2017-2018 school year.
3rd Grade Invention Convention
Students did a fabulous job on their inventions. They were all very creative!
State Chess Tournament
Ashton Cook won 4th place in 3rd grade at the State Chess tournament on Saturday. Congratulations Ashton!!
Elementary Ballroom Dance Team Wins 3rd Place
Congratulations to our ballroom dance team that competed at BYU in the Elementary Ballroom Dance Sport Team Match. Each dancer received a gold medal and our school received 3rd place overall out of 12 teams. Go Falcons!!
Shamrock Cookies with Principal Hunstman
Several students enjoyed decorating cookies with Mrs. Huntsman as a reward for being a good citizen. Go Falcons!
FOOTHILLS KINDY 500
Kindergarten students really enjoyed learning about this great country in which we live. The students were issued a “driver’s license” and a “key” so they could drive their cars to different destinations throughout the United States of America. They visited the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, Washington Monument, and the White House. They even got to visit with Abraham Lincoln, Betsy Ross, and Martha Washington. Thanks to all the volunteers and parent helpers.