March 2015

On Thursday March 19th, representatives from Utah Valley University came to show students the importance of making sure they buckle their seat belts. There were several eggs that students drew faces on that did not buckle up in the car, and they cracked. We would hate for that to happen to someone we know. Student’s pledged to make sure they buckle up, and check to make sure others in the car with them, have also buckled up. Students were also taught the importance of making sure that seat belts are worn properly.

Third Grade students made cereal boxes to go along with a book they have been reading this term. They included important events in the story, information about the book, and even had a game on the back. There are so many good choices when it comes to these cereal boxes. Well done third grade.

Kindergarten:  Ella Deschamps, Tyler Carrick, Addison Curtis, Isaac Sutton, Henessy Flores, Jake DeWitt, Zachary Anderson, Ella Jewell, Cheyenne Fulton, and Koston Passey.

First Grade:  Satynn Rhoden, Brogen Broderick, Carter Lindsey, Haley Howard, Tyler Kitchen, Rilynn Davis, Jack Alvey, Taryn Wimmer, Cody McFarland, Kaydrie Slider, Alex Peralta, and Mia LeFevre.

School with the most participants wins an awards assembly. 

http://springlake.nebo.edu/sites/springlake.nebo.edu/files/pay%20it%20forward%20run_0.pdf

Chess club meets after school on Tuesdays. We are grateful to Mrs. Snow that helps out. Students just need to have permission to sign up. You can join any time. We hope to see several trophies at the next competition.

In Library, Mrs. Phillips has been talking to students about being kind for kindness week. They wrote what they can do to show kindness. It was great to see how these small act of kindness brought about a positive change at our school. Students put a lot of thought into what they wrote, some even added pictures. Let’s all continue to do kind things for one another.

Students have been busy in art with Mrs. Wilde. They learned to draw elephants, and then put their elephants into a scene. It is fun to see what the students came up with.

March Newsletter

Spring Lake Elementary loves to read!  During the month of February students have been reading, reading, reading, to try and meet their grade level reading goal.  The school celebrated the completion of the reading goals with a school wide read-a-thon.