Have your ever heard your children say, "THAT'S NOT FAIR!"  The following story, "The Three Ralphs", may give some insight to that statement.  The story takes about 5 minutes to read but is well worth your time.

Click here for "The Three Ralphs"

Miss Rachelle Tolman

FAMILY 
I have one brother who is a year and a half older than me.  I lived in Boise, ID until I was 15, and then moved to Tampa, FL.

FAVORITES
Food:  Anything Delicious
Drink:  Orange Juice
T.V. Show:  Scorpion
Movie: Cinderella, Forever Strong, Likes Stars on Earth
Color:  Blue, Green, Yellow
Music Group:  Brandon Flowers/anything really :)  

HOBBIES/INTERESTS
I love to read, dance, do art, try new things, do anything outside and have adventures with friends.

The 6th grade students at Santaquin Elementary had the priviledge of hearing from the Payson Jr. High choir on Friday, March 4.  The choir entertained the students with a variety of songs.

More photos of the science fair.  There were so many great experiments.

SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
Brynlee Allen, Caleb Anson, Carter Memmott, Karen Rowley, Jacob Andrew, Caden Rowley, Katelyn Lane, Trista Larsen, Rachel Mckenna, Aliya Lawson, and C. J. Vazquez

"Do you like green eggs and ham?  I do not like them Sam I am."  That is how some of the kindergarten students felt about green eggs and ham.  They did not like them!  However, others thought they were delicious!

It is time again for SEPs.  They will be held on Wednesday, March 16. Please take the time to meet with your child's teacher.  You can click on the link below to schedule your time OR go to santaquin.nebo.edu and click the "SEP Sign Up" link to schedule your SEP.  Thank you so much.

SEPs - March 16

Santaquin Sentinel March 2016

"There's a Wocket in my Pocket", "If I Ran a Zoo", "Green Eggs and Ham", and "Cat in the Hat" are just a few of Dr. Seuss's books that will be read this week as we celebrate Dr. Seuss.

This week's celebration began with a minute-to-win-it assembly put on by Thing 1 (Mrs. Craig) and Thing 2 (Mrs. Bowman).  The students had a wonderful time cheering on their teacher as they participated in Hungry Hippo, Goin' Fishin', How Wide Can I Swing my Elephant Trunk, Full of Hot Air, Scooping the Ball, or Going Golfing.

"This is no ordinary day! There’s a shoe on the ceiling and bananas in the apple tree, and it only gets wackier."  (Wacky Wednesday. Dr. Seuss, Theo LeSieg.)  Kids have there hair in all crazy fashions, shoes, socks, and clothes don't match, even teachers seem a little wacky today.  Maybe tomorrow will be back to normal.

Socks on the outside of people's pants?  Socks with crazy designs and colors?  Slippers at school?  It must be CRAZY sock and slipper day.