Our Kindergarten students celebrated 100 days of school on February 5. They came to school with 100 items on their shirts. They celebrated by doing 100 jumping jacks, 100 hula hoops, 100 sit-ups, and many other activities that involved the number 100.
They even had a visit from Zero the Hero. He brought snacks for the children in the shape of a "zero". Those donuts were delicious! Thanks Zero the Hero!
The First Grade made their own version of Olaf from the movie Frozen.
Once again the students piled into the gymnasium to see if it was their lucky day to win a bike. I'm sure the City office could hear the excitement! Even though there are only two bike winners per assembly, many other prizes were given away.
During the Kindergarten to Third grade assembly, 57 students won books, free passes to Classic Skating or Hang Time, or other prizes. The bike winner was MaKylah Gracie!
The sixth grade students participated in a science fair project, Thursday, January 30. They all came up with great ideas and did a fantastic job on their presentations.
On January 22, the 4th Grade held their second annual "Write Nite." It was a huge success with about 80% of students and parents in attendance. Information was given to parents about how to make reading and writing more fun at home. Everyone who came had a wonderful time and many prizes, books, and materials were given away. To go along with our Utah history curriculum students performed pioneer dances and songs for their parents. They did an amazing job!
We have great teachers at Santaquin Elementary. Posted are the First Grade teachers and the Fifth Grade teachers.
“When you study great teachers... you will learn much more from their caring and hard work than from their style.” ― William Glasser
