Students in the sixth-grade classes were able to participate in a Medieval festival on January 24th. The activities included jousting, catching rocks (marshmallows) thrown from catapults, and dining like a King. They also learned about clothing in the Middle Ages, Crusades, wooden and mud homes, and armor.
AM Kindergarten
Alyse Bartholomew, Jared Peteson, Brayden Rowley, Jakenzie Jones, Taya Bassir, and Tytan Mason.
PM Kindergarten
Tawny Ewell, Wyatt Grant, Brinley Walker, and Parker Fowkes.
First-grade
Isaac Atkin, Jocelyn Walker, Sierra Hayden, Nathan States, Kadence Curtis, Beau Jacobson, Alexander Anderson, Helen Wolfe, Gracie Uresk, Jaden Bird, Sidney Allen, and Hector Alaniy.
Second-grade
Ben Morgan, Brynn Paul, Jacob Stone, Addie Jewett, Jayson Mckeachnie, Samantha Osmond, Tsunami Castillo, and Kyla Wilde.
Third-grade
Nika Leuk, Gentry Gabbitas, Halle Sorenson, Trey Worthen, Kamryn Day, Simon Evans, Wyatt Nielson, Jenna Coates, Jarrett Christensen, Paige Earl, Brayden Christensen, Landon Binks, Allie Erdmann, Kyle Scholl, Jonathon Montgomery, Ethan Rorick, Grant Kenison, Karly Shaw, Ethan Bergstrom, Gabe Doyle, Benton Staheli, Madisen Jensen, Kathleen Olsen, Jonathon Tinger, Talbie Oberg, and Josh Davis.
Sherry Heelis Recieves Crystal Apple Award at Spring Lake Elementary.
January 18th, 2012
Sherry Hellis has been a vital part of Spring Lake Elementary since its opening in 2002. She works with our pre-school students that have special needs. She is very deserving of this award. Here are some thing the faculty have said about her:
Spring Lake Elementary was excited to celebrate the 100th day of school. The PTA provided all students with a new pencil and eraser. Many students brought in a 100 items as part of their class activity. Students made hats and had many fun activities. There were also some interesting second-grade teachers that looked like they were a hundred years old.
Pictured: Ivan Pablos in Ms. Alli Roberts second-class.
Third-grade students welcomed in the year of the Dragon as they celebrated Chinese New Year. Students read in class about how a girl named April and her family live in America. They made lanterns and learned some Chinese characters. Friday they enjoyed eating with chopsticks, opening a fortune cookie, learning about what year they were born in and went home with a red envelope.
Pictured is Jarret Elmer, Mr. Douglas Lai’s third-class.
Kindergarten: Jaden Adams, Jessica Albright, Landon Golding, Kate Slack, Alexis Dockstader, Cooper Swasey, Kate Mangum, Levi rice, Austen Nell, and Marcus Goodsell,
First-grade: Brad Cheever, Madisen Bassir, Cameron Carroll, Brocston Murdock, Hailey Shaw, Jaxon Hill, C.J. Rapier, Naomi Dent, Boyd Martin, Carley Bradford, Jeramie Juber, and Sydni Johnson.
Second-grade Garrison Sumner, Melissa McCauley, Jamyleth Uribe, Timothy Hempel, Wyatt Marvin, Samantha McFarland, Ethan Faux, and Paige Earl,
David Knapp, Chandler Loveless, Melissa Sanchez, Lexi Borget, Eden Nielson, Lily Hilton, Matthew Slider, Brykelle Webber, Cameron Ringger, Makenna Finly, Daniel thurman, Tanner Moss, Tyler Peterson, Samuel Lundberg, Zach Springer, Daniel Sandoval, Aaron Hempel, Ty Petty, Shaur’y Picardo, Kaitlyn Sharp, Brock Rogers, Grace Jeppesen, Madisyn Rowley, Easton Frisby, and Victoria Mongomery.
December 9th, was the day of the big game. Teachers teamed up to
tackle the top 20 readers in the fourth grade. Students from Mr.
Atkin, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Ray and Miss Evans class played a
basketball game against their teachers as a reward for working on
their reading all during the month of November. The total reading
minutes, for fourth grade, for the month of November, was around
80,000 minutes. Even though the students lost the game the gym was
roaring with shouts and screams of excitement. Students could be
Monday, December 19th, the sixth-grade performed their annual Christmas Program. With the help from Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Anderson and their music abilities, the students danced, sang, and acted the story ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas. They performed for the student body in the morning and then had an afternoon performance for parents.