This Week in Art
All of our grades learned basic Clay modeling this week. Check out some of these awesome sculptures!
All of our grades learned basic Clay modeling this week. Check out some of these awesome sculptures!
Congratulations to our January Students of the Month!
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We love P.E. with Mrs. Hermansen! Check out the fun our students are having with the giant parachute & playing "The Floor is Lava"!#SantaquinElementary #LoveUTpublicSchools #NeboSchoolDistrict #FocusOnStudents #StudentSuccess #bethemagic #nebohero
Check out some of the amazing student work we have hanging in our #SantaquinHallways Swipe for more photos!
Santaquin Elementary celebrated the 101st day of school 101 Dalmatian Style! We dressed up, had Dalmatian snacks, and our day was filled with tons of 101 day activities! #santaquinelementary #neboschooldistrict #bethemagic #nebohero #loveutpublicschools #101daysofschool
No School this Monday February 15th. Happy Presidents Day!
Here is Mrs. Rindy's awesome Calendar! She works with each of the grades during Library to show them the fun things that are on the calendar! This is a great resource to use at school at home!
Congratulations to Shannon Hansen for being the first to complete the 5th grade State string art project!
Every day students in Mrs. Snelgrove’s class dance, exercise, and do yoga with UNICEF Kids Power-ups. These activities get their bodies moving while giving the students the opportunity to make an impact locally and globally. They earn points to provide Ready to Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) packets for impoverished children in other countries. RUTF is made of peanuts and nutrients that help these children get healthy. These students also make a positive impact locally. They collect power coins for each activity. The students have collected 213 coins and have chosen to purchase four trees that will be planted in a local forest area, and two meals that will be given to needy people in our area. The students chose these items because they want to provide something that will last a long time. Local forest fires burned many trees and the students decided this donation would make the biggest impact locally. These students love the activities and are happy they can do something that helps other children and the environment.