Kindergarten Thriller Halloween
It is Halloween time in Kindergarten at Spring Lake Elementary. Our cute little goblins had a great time learning how to dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller". Spooky fun was had by all! Happy Halloween!
It is Halloween time in Kindergarten at Spring Lake Elementary. Our cute little goblins had a great time learning how to dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller". Spooky fun was had by all! Happy Halloween!
Lindsey Smith was honored by the Spring Lake faculty as this years Crystal Apple winner. Some things our faculty said about her…She is fantastic! She is willing to help anyone who needs help. She has a positive attitude and is fun to be around. She has great ideas on how to teach kids, she likes to learn new things, she is a great team member, she goes above and beyond, she is a team player, she made sure I never forgot holidays and kept me lint free!
Students at Spring Lake Elementary celebrated Red Ribbon week by pledging to stay drug free. Monday they wore red mustaches to school. Tuesday was crazy day because you would have to be crazy to do drugs, so student have crazy socks and hair. Wednesday Students wore team jerseys because we need to stick together. Thursday was a pajama day to wake up and say no to drugs. Students also made banners that hung in the hallways, and had a penny fundraising competition to help sponsor someone at Steps Recovery Center in Payson. $365.53 was raised which will be matched.
The office at Spring Lake Elementary was turned overnight into the Black Pearl. Pirates were seen taking over as Halloween was celebrated.
Part of our science core for fourth-grade is that students will understand how fossils are made and do investigations with fossils. Luckily for us at Spring Lake Elementary School, we have a really nice landowner in our neighborhood, that has fossils on his property. For the past five or six years he has allowed us to take a one mile hike up into the foothills on his property and look for fossils. Over fifty percent of the students find fossils. They are mostly fossilized clams from ancient seas that used to cover the area around our school.
Spring Lake Elementary Second-grade held their annual olympic events in September. The second-grade students participated in various activities to help unite their class as a team and build positive relationships with their peers. The students learned and practiced good sportsmanship and took pride in doing their best as classmates cheered them on.
Miss Stephen’s fourth-grade class learns how fossils are formed.
Kindergarten ~ Laurelin Sharp, First-grade ~ Eisley Grenz, Second-grade ~ Olivia McClain, Third-grade ~ Natalie Aldaco, Fourth-grade ~ Jessica Hall, Fifth-grade ~ Mccall Mower, and Sixth-grade ~ Karlene Shaw.
On September 13th, Spring Lake Elementary 5th Grade students converged on Payson Memorial Park for a memorable day of teamwork and physical activity at their Battle Boot Camp. Thanks to the help of many willing parents, the students enjoyed several rotation activities in their Boot Camp training. They ran an obstacle course and had "marching practice". They also strapped on 2x4s. in groups to demonstrate their skills in working together.
Spring Lake Elementary's new amazing student council members who will serve from October through January. Back row from left to right: Sadie Marvin, Gracie LeFever, Makayla Paul, Elise McCauley, Samantha Slater, Brenna Worthington, Logan Brooks, and Daniela Lopez. Front row from left to right: Carson Finch, Reed Slack, Kiely Knapp, Rissy Menlove, Katherine Solorzano, Jocelyn Hurst, Annika Faux, and Mitchell Muhelstein.