Students learned how to be safe on the internet. Never give out personal information, don’t meet anyone in person that you met on the internet. Tell a parent if something makes you uncomfortable. Don’t open emails from people you do not know. Don’t be a cyber bully and don’t use the computer all day.
http://www.netsmartzkids.org
Spring Lake Elementary students have been reading towards their goal of 2.6 million minutes. For five nights of reading students get to put a ticket in the drawing. For a complete week of reading they get to put in two. Two winners were chosen in April, they were Cash Muir and Brendon Earl. Congratulations and remember to continue reading. Two more bikes will be given out at the end of the year!
Madison Bassir, Beau Jacobson, Hailey Shaw, Swade Rhoden, Alexis Borget, Jocelyn Walker, Tevin Patton, Sierra Hayden, Roby Creniston, Melissa Sanchez, Alex Cowie,Tessa Hutchings, Nyan Wood, Kyla Wilde, Ivan Pablos, Jessica Hall, Sabrina Blackhurst, Orion Wilson, Skylar Holdaway, Benjamin Morgan, Madeline DeHart, Gaige Hathaway, Sam Neal, Ellie Walker, Dillon Holt, Hayden Kilpatrick, Andrea Santillian, Michael Talley, Peyton Swasey, Hunter Pierce, Emily Thompson, Masoon Trotter, Tyler Mathews, Makayla Paul, Elena Ballard, Collin Howard, Seth Holdaway, Jacee Kirkpatrick, Brayden Liechty, Maddie Lindsey, Lexi Props, Rykley Houser, Jessica Holt, Hayden Moore, Estefani Lopez, Trevor Moon, Danielle Corbet, Brody Esplin, Josh Ullery, Brett Ashton, Garrett Jockumsen, Natalie Rapier, Jarom Harris, Riley Anderson, Brock Allen, Caitlyn Wayne, Christopher Turner, Brynlee Harmon, Lexi Sargent, Dylan Carter, Brody Caras, Joanna Becerra, Josh Martin, and Zach Colby.
Students from UVU came to get students excited about writing to pen pals in Fiji. They told students a bit about the culture and what kind of things the students could write to them about. Students from UVU will soon be visiting Fiji and helping at a local school, where they will take letters from students and bring them back when they return. What an exciting opportunity to see what things are like half a world apart.
Despite being scheduled for April 1st, students went to the Bean Museum at BYU.
They watched two different shows. One on invertebrates and the other on ecosystems which is part of third grade core for science and social studies. Students had fun looking at all the animals and learning things they did not know. For instance the Arctic Fox is white in winter and blue and gray in the summer.
Burkley Lofgran, Rafael Barreda, Trisden Moss, Melina Wilde, Hayden Binks, Luke , Alexander, Gannon Blackburn, Zoe DeRosier, Bryckelle Webber, Kate Golding, Kaylie Olsen, Nathan Mohlman, Maggie Hunter, Brady Jacobson, David Bartholomew, Kalin VanDrimmlen, Jeremy Bloom, Gabby Bastidas, Jeremy Bloom, Arron Hempel, Chandler Perez, Elliot Evans, Justin Jeppson, Heri Eden, Morgan Blackmore, Madi Mittleman, Brendon Earl, Owen Grimshaw, Grace Jeppesen, Weston Banks, Jed Caldwell, and Devin Broadhead.
Third grader, Daniel Lopez took third place in Utah County, for her entry to the Farm Bureau’s contest for stories for "A Day In The Life Of A Farmer". Daniela a student in Mr. Lai’s class at Spring Lake Elementary won a $15 dollar prize and is pictured here with Belva Parr. Mr. Lai’s class was also given a free book and supplies for making corn necklaces for their third grade science unit on living and non-living things.
Students from Spring Lake Elementary took part in Nebo School District Chess tournament at Art City Elementary. Congratulations to Daniel Havens, Spencer Worthington, Zac Springer, Nick Springer, Brendon Earl, and Travis Pitcher for bringing back the 9th place trophy.
Several classrooms were in disarray thanks to leprechauns, as students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. Desks and chairs were overturned, green footprints were seen in classrooms, and several were caught in closets by teachers. Luckily they were willing to share their treasures with all of the classes thanks to the PTA.
Pictured: Abby Ellsworth and Whitney Colvin.
On Monday March 14th, Ballet West for Children came to Spring Lake Elementary. They presented a history of ballet, and a sample of daily ballet classes involving students. They taught students about technique, music appreciation, good posture, healthy eating, and work ethic that goes into having a career in ballet. They then did a condensed version of Sleeping Beauty for the students. It was a great assembly. Thanks to Ballet West and USOE for making it possible.