Students in Mrs. Elliott's class engineered robots (i.e. Scribble Bots) to learn the complexity of creating a robot. The students will then decide what type of robot (humanoid or the Rosie type robot) they want in their home.
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Nebo School District will be hosting a series of Parent Awareness Nights. The topics of discussion will include mental health and safety planning with youth. Several community service providers will be present to answer question and help individuals to access services. See the event flyer for more information.
“Amy’s students are a priority. She takes the time to collect academic and behavior data on each student and formulates a plan in the first few weeks of school. She consistently meets the needs of every student in her class and will research and find materials to meet those needs. Parents appreciate that she communicates daily if needed and responds to their questions and concerns quickly. Amy also serves on the School Community Council and offers valuable teacher input to help the parents understand the needs of our school and celebrate the great things we are doing.
Parents and students donated toys, school supplies, hygiene items, clothing and more, to make Christmas shoeboxes. These boxes were sent to children around the world who don't get Christmas, let alone any items of their own. We made 21 boxes as a class. These will be delivered this holiday season. Each child will get their own box to enjoy. We also included letters introducing our class and students.
Third-grade students enjoyed a visit from Salem's K-9 Cop. They learned how important and helpful police dogs are for the police department.
Faculty and students enjoyed singing around the Christmas tree during an assembly. Each grade level prepared a Christmas song to perform for the school; even faculty members performed a special version of The Twelve Days of Christmas for the student body. Students also had a surprise visit from Santa.
Mrs. Robert's third-grade class played violins and performed several Christmas plays for their parents. Great job students!
Second-grade students had fun decorating their gingerbread houses during their class party.
Members of the Utah County Storm Water Coalition visited 4th grade to educate students about stormwater management. Students learn that through proper management our lakes, streams, and rivers can stay clean and pollutant free.