First Grade Program
The first graders helped us get in the Christmas spirit. Today they performed Christmas songs for the school and their parents. They did such a good job. They all want their 2 front teeth for Christmas!
The first graders helped us get in the Christmas spirit. Today they performed Christmas songs for the school and their parents. They did such a good job. They all want their 2 front teeth for Christmas!
The third grade classes made ornaments then walked to the Santaquin Zions Bank and decorated their Christmas Tree. It looks beautiful! It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Today Orchard Hills held its annual Turkey Gobble Off. Each class picked a winner and then a grade level winner was picked. Then a winner for grades K-2 was picked a winner from grades 3-6 was picked. We have some great gobblers here! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
K- Raquel Francom in Mrs. Larsen
1st - Josslin Elliot in Mrs. Coon
2nd - Ruby Macdonald in Mrs. Pruett
3rd - Berlyn Harrow in Mrs. Dunn
4th - Easton Durrant in Mr. Craig
5th - Henry Openshaw in Mrs. Bascom
The sixth grade created their very own Wax Museum. Each student researched somebody who had a positive influence on the world. After researching and writing bio-riddles, they created boards to share with both the school and parents. Eight students had the opportunity to share their bio-riddle with the parents: Isabelle Crossley, Jarrisen Egan, Ellie Kapp, Dalan Durrant, Addison Terry, Corbin Carter, Brooklyn Hone, and Logan Dahl. We had a great night!
Introducing Orchard Hills Second Grade Teachers
Mrs. Sharilee McMullin grew up in Mesa, Arizona. Her dad is her hero because he was the happiest most positive person she knew. He always taught her to look for the best in people. Mrs. McMullin loves being a teacher to so many amazing kids and a mom to the cutest two boys in town.
To honor and thank the local veterans students and classes wrote letters and made posters for veterans. The letters and posters were delivered to the veterans at the Veterans Home in Payson. Thank you to those who have and who currently serve our country.
Mrs Miller received the PEAK Award. PEAK stands for Positive Energy and Kind employees. PEAK Awards are nominated by patrons and recognized by the Superintendent Staff and Nebo School Board of Education.
This week was Red Ribbon Week. Students talked about making good and healthy choices. Each class made a banner to hang up in the halls.
Third graders went to the Scera and saw the play Captain Louie. Then they went to Classic Fun Center. It looks like they had so much fun!