Congratulations to Bryan Richards for placing first at the state PTA Reflections Contest. Bryan is a fifth grade student in Mrs. Curley's class and he composed an original musical piece titled, I'm Not Giving Up. We want to wish him the best of luck a nationals. Goooo Bryan!
Zach Hunter in Mrs. Elliott's sixth grade class wins a bike! Zach entered the Nebo District School Breakfast art contest and won. Congratulations Zach!
Whizzz! Zing! Smash! Excitement and interesting noises filled the gym as the Third Grade presented the Annual Invention Convention. Throughout December and January, Mr. Thurgood visited each third grade class during a science rotation and taught about simple machines. He focused on the wheel and axel, pulley, screw, wedge, inclined plane, and lever. The third graders and their parents took up the challenge to invent something that included a simple machine to solve a problem that they had noticed.
Congratulations to Ashton Cook in Mrs. Lew's Kindergarten class who placed second in the Nebo District Chess Tournament for his age group.
Students have enjoyed participating in the chess club here at Foothills Elementary. Mr. Thurgood does a great job teaching chess strategies.
Students in Mrs. Elliot’s sixth grade class are learning about our solar system. They had fun creating models of the solar system and they are on display in Mrs. Elliot's classroom.
Second grade students at Foothills Elementary are learning about the importance of good oral hygiene. They enjoyed a presentation, from a local orthodontic office, on how to take care of their teeth.
Congratulations to our February Foothills Falcons!
6th Grade: Makayla Black, Sidney Crook, Luke Dietz, Rachael Ericksen, Mitchell Batty, Emily Crow, Austin Murray, Larson Brown, London Merrill, Sophie Richards, Chase Higginson, Cambria Jensen, Jenna Loveridge, Zachary Stones
5th Grade: Henry Clayton, Morgan Harris, Catilin Wudel, Anne Brian, Peyton Cook, Sawyer Palfreyman, Ethan Prins, Gentry Otte, Hannah Richards, Jaxon Villar, Josie Woolstenhulme, Hyrum Gunderson, Emily Weber
Mrs. Scarf's fifth-grade class designed and made their own mice mazes. Students took cardboard boxes and glued cardboard strips to create a maze for their mice to run in. They had a great time creating, building, and racing their mice.
First-grade students created an American flag using their artwork. They each made a picture of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and hung them in the hall. It looks awesome!