The fourth graders finished up keyboarding and they had an awards assembly recognizing  several students who had outstanding performance in keyboarding skills.  Way to go!

Several classes participated in Easter festivities and Easter Egg Hunts.  The students had so much fun celebrating!

Second graders were so excited to go to Farm Field Days!  They went to Harward Farms and to Olson's Greenhouses and were able to learn and see some of the farming in our community.   

For the month of March first-sixth graders participated in a reading contest. The contest requirements were different for each class some were my most pages read and others by most minutes read.  A winner was picked from each class to participate in the Reading Shooting Contest.  Each winner was shooting baskets for money.  There were 5 spots to shoot a basket from.  Each winner could shoot all of the baskets or pick others to help them.  The most they could make was $8 and there were some who got $8.  What a fun reading contest! 

A little over a month ago, Mrs.Gadberry's fifth graders wrote opinion essays on which restaurant they thought was the best.  They then sent the letters to the respective restaurants and there have been some really fun responses.  Both HuHot and Golden Corral came to class to let all of the kids have some samples!  Chuck-A-Rama sent one of the students a couple of meal passes and the rest of the class got multi-colored pens that they now use on most assignments.  :)

The Utah Water Van came and presented a wetlands experience for our fourth graders.

Thanks for coming!

Spring is on its way with all this rain and blossoms coming out.  Another sign of spring is the arrival of new baby animals.  The eggs in Mrs. Sperry's class are hatching and all the students are so excited to see those chicks!

Fourth grade students went on a field trip to the State Capitol.  What a good experience for them to see this!

As the first grade studies habitats, they were privileged to see some fun animals at school. Melissa Cavan brought a bunny, chinchilla, ball boa, gecko, and a tortoise named Murray. Everyone learned and had a great time!

Mrs. Kelly's 5th grade class got a surprise visit from Chick-fil-A this week. A couple weeks ago, the students wrote and mailed off opinion essays to their favorite restaurant explaining why that restaurant was the best. Quincy Mills wrote to Chick-fil-A, who thought his essay was so well done that the class deserved some chicken nuggets, cookies, and a visit from the Chick-fil-A cow!