Students making Gingerbread Houses with Mr. Argyle.

Mrs. Smith is the school secretary.  She was born in Las Vegas, NV.  She grew up in Provo and Salt Lake City.  She has the same birthday as her brother.  She enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her family.

Sean and Kristen, from Loveland Living Planet Aquarium teach the 4th grade students about the wetlands.  The students played a game to learn more about the wetlands.  They got to choose 1) Sounds 2) Mystery Box or 3) Picture.

The students' preferred choice was the "Mystery Box".  They put their hand in a black box and described to their classmates what they felt in the box which was mud, a snake skin, or cotton from willows.  

The students also watched an active display of the wetlands to show how they help our environment.

We here in 2nd grade boarded the Value Pirate Ship in search of the Place Value Loot.  We found numbers in the ones, tens, and hundreds place value.  As we followed the clues, me shipmates and I were finally lucky enough to find the treasure full of ring pops to share.

Second grade students learned about pilgrims, and made pilgrim hats.

Two associates from Utah Museum of Fine Arts taught the students how to do ink printing.

Our 3rd - 6th grade students had the opportunity to design their own skateboards.  They used recycable items such as cardboard boxes and plastic water bottles to make these awesome looking skateboards.

Bike Winners for the November 2014 It Pays to Read Assembly were:

Ryan Chilton - Mrs. Hogan's 1st Grade Class

Hinckley Saxey - Mr. Griffith's 4th Grade Class

The students in 2nd grade studied about Jellyfish in their Journey's book. To relate their informational text, each student wrote two facts on the back of a paper plate. That paper plate was then attached to another paper plate in which the center had been previously cut out and replaced with a clear material, making an aquarium. Inside the aquarium, the Jellyfish looked like they were swimming.

The 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students had the priviledge of learning about space and science from two Clark Planetarium staff members.