November 2012

AM Kindergarten: Pedro Ceja, Emily Losee, Elaine Camara, Tyler Ekstrom, Kemper Barney, and Sadie Woodland.

PM Kindergarten: Marcus Ringer, Layna Hatfield, Braxton Hadlock, Bridget Christensen, Jace Robinson, and Remie Worthen.

First-grade: Levi Rice, Lucy Martin, Jett Walker, Kate Mangum Jared Peterson, Natalie Marvin, Aspen Palmer, Jaden Adams, Alyssa Mohlman, and Rhett Tueller.

Second-grade: Mallie Johnson, Britton Biggs, Caitlyn Maloy, Hoyt Streadbeck, Quincy Rawson, Pablo Ceja, Braylee Renzello. Chantel Reynoso, Adam Coates, and Kamara Van Drimmelen.

Tyler Hurst, Grace Burk, Mary Wolfe, Kylie Sorensen, Tanner Harman, Cassi Richins, Reagan Kelly, Hailey Shaw, Madison Bassir, Halle Alvey, Savanna Rowley, Katelyn Hurst, Matt Mason, Abby Woodland, Maddie DeHart, Easton Harward, Tyler Bergstrom, Zowie Renzello, Reed Slack, Sariah Toone, Madison Losee, Samantha Taylor, Ryan Thurman, Orrin hapairai, and Chloe Worthen.

Trash to Cash - November

http://springlake.nebo.edu/sites/springlake.nebo.edu/files/pta.pdf

Thursday, November 1st, third-grade students at Spring Lake Elementary received dictionaries as part of a partnership between Zion's Bank of Payson, and the Spanish Fork Rotary Club. Mr. Todd Lambourne presented the dictionaries, and explained how they work. He had students search to find several words. Later in the year third-grade will be having a spelling bee. Thanks Zions Bank and Spanish Fork Rotary Club.

Our sixth grade held a Greek Olympics last week where students were able to participate in various events like the Olympics in ancient games. They were divided into five different city states to compete. The winning teams are shown in these pictures.

Dr. Orulluian who is a NASA Solar System Ambassador came to Spring Lake Elementary on October 25 to do a presentation about stars. He brought several items to show the students as well as pictures and sounds of different planets. It was an exciting and educational experience for all.

From October 29th-November 2nd students at Spring Lake Elementary are celebrating Red Ribbon Week promoting a drug free and violence free lifestyle. Students made banners to hang in the school, as well as signed ribbons which were tied to the playground fence pledging to be drug free. Monday was celebrated with crazy sock day, Tuesday wear red or purple, Wednesday students wore their Halloween costumes, Thursday crazy hat or hair, and Friday students wore pajamas. Thanks to the PTA and other who made this a fun week.

Third-grade students have brought in some orange looking friends. This term’s activity was to decorate a pumpkin that looks like a character in a book they were reading at home. We had a great response from students. You can really tell which character some of them did, and which book they read. Students had fun sharing book summaries, and describing their character. Well done third-grade students.