Feliz Navidad Day

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Feliz Navidad sign
Students in Mrs. McMullin's Class with their poinsettias
A student shows off her art work
A student shows off his art work
These poinsettias were very difficult to make
Mrs. McMullin's Students were so proud of their creations
Students showing their poinsettias
Miss Dooley all dressed up for Feliz Navidad Day
Student poinsettias in the hall
Student's reindeer heads in the hall
Joke of the Day for handwriting practice

Our First Graders celebrated Feliz Navidad Day!
They learned about the legend of the poinsettia.  A lot of the students were surprised they were real!  They thought it was major magic at work when they say how a few of the leaves were changing from green to red.  The students all created their own Christmas Poinsettias.  Miss Dooley's class reviewed their sight words by writing them on small Christmas lights, tangling them up in the antlers of reindeer and then mounting a 3D reindeer head on paper. Yes, the first graders did all the folding and gluing of the poinsettias and the reindeer. Amazing!

Attributions
Becca Dooley, Shawnee McMullin

Christmas Tree Day

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Miss Nielsen's 1st Grade Class
Scavenger Hunt
Students on the scavenger hunt
The Students got to go all around the room
Students hard at work
Creating so many fun Christmas things
Student working hard
First Grade Teachers on Christmas Tree Day

First Graders celebrated Christmas Tree Day today! They went on a scavenger hunt around the classroom to find Christmas trees that had different math problems. They also used shapes to make their very own Christmas trees. To end the day, students got to eat Christmas tree treats. It was a very busy day in First Grade! 

Attributions
Brittney Nielsen

Quizlet!

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Mrs. Barnum's Class on Quizlet
They loved playing subtraction games!
Boys playing Quizlet in Mrs. Barnum's Class
Girls playing subtraction games
Quizlet is so fun
The students didn't want it to end!

Mr. Hanosek visited Mrs. Barnum's class and taught them how to do Quizlet and the kids loved competing with each other to win at subtraction games! 

Attributions
Aubree Barnum

3rd Grade Math Games

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Mrs. Snelgrove's students enjoying their math game
These girls were having so much fun!
Math Game Fun
They're going to be so great at math!

Our 3rd graders love playing math games!

Attributions
Laura Snelgrove

Deck the Halls!

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Gingerbread House, icicle, wreath, and Christmas Tree painted on our front windows

Mrs. McMullin worked hard over the break and surprised us all with some very festive windows at the front of our school!  The students all love it.  Thanks for making our school look so festive, Mrs. McMullin!

Attributions
Shawnee McMullin

More Thanksgiving Fun!

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Turkeys in Disguise
You can't even tell these were once turkeys!
Gratitude Acorns
They eyes and smiles are the perfect touch on these gratitude acorns
Mrs. McMullin's Class with their Gratitude Acorns
Tiny Thankful Art Gallery
These 2nd Graders did a great job on their galleries!
So much to be thankful for!

We had a blast celebrating Thanksgiving at our school last week!

Mrs. Barnum's class read Turkey Trouble and then disguised turkeys.  Their disguises were really clever!

Mrs. Holdaway helped the students think about everything they're thankful for.  If you have time to check them all out on your way to the library, you definitely should!

Mrs. McMullin's Class made Gratitude Acorns in art with Mrs. Russell and our 2nd Graders made a tiny thankful art gallery.

We have so much to be grateful for at Santaquin Elementary!

Attributions
Aubree Barnum, Brooke Russell

Piñata Party!

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Students took turns hitting the pinata
We have some strong students!
The pinata began to break
And they loved gathering the candy
They had so much fun and everyone got plenty of sweets!

Mrs.Provstgaard’s class earned a fun class party for being so amazing! They’ve been working hard for their piñata party! Great job guys!
 

Attributions
Whitney Provstgaard

Art With Mrs. Russell

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Leaf Bug Art Projects
Students showing off their Leaf Bugs
The Leaf Bugs were a big hit!
Art Inspired by Tim Burton
Student Work - Tim Burton Style
Classes showing off their Tim Burton Art
Jellyfish Craft

Our students have been having so much fun in art with Mrs. Russell!  Here are some of the projects they've been working on over the last few weeks: Creating Leaf Bugs, Drawing in the style of Tim Burton, and making jellyfish. (Make sure to watch the video of the jellyfish parade!)  We have a school full of artists!

Leaf Bug Party

Leaf Bug Party 2

Jellyfish Parade

Attributions
Brooke Russell

Adjective Trains

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Adjective Trains in 1st Grade
More examples of Adjective Train Crafts
Accordian Book Adjective Trains
These books helped the students really focus in on different adjectives
The students had fun choosing different colors for their trains
These first graders did such a great job!

Miss Dooley’s class learned about adjectives and transportation. They made a train accordion book to describe the different types of train cars there are. They then stood them up to look like the train was on a track.  Such a fun activity!
 

Attributions
Becca Dooley

Thank You, Veterans!

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We are thankful for your service.
Banners made by our students
Our fence looks great with all of the posters our classes created

At Santaquin Elementary, we are grateful for the men and women who have served and our serving our country.  Our students created some videos to show their appreciation.  Please click "Read More" and then click on the links to watch the videos.   We hope you enjoy!

5th Grade

3rd Grade

Miss North

Mrs. Ostler & Mrs. Hogan

Mrs. Leighton

Mrs. Provstgaard

 

Attributions
Whitney Provstgaard, Stephanie Ostler, Amber North, Emerald Peterson, Laura Snelgrove, Naomi Leighton, Scott Earl