Space The Final Frontier

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Students created their own planet and universe.

Beginning with black construction paper students learned to splatter paint, which created their background for their solar system.  Finger paint was used for the base for planets and land masses.

Next, students added their planets and land masses. The ORB city was added last.  Students then had a lesson in shading, which helped their planets go from a flat appearance to a 3-D effect.  

Great job to all!

Attributions
Mrs. Howard

UVU presents Princess and the Goblin

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On Thursday October 27th, 2011. Utah Valley University theater students came to Spring Lake Elementary School to present The Princess and the Goblin. There were four students that played over 10 different characters in this play. It was a funny and exciting tale, where the characters learned that sometime you have to believe in things that cannot be seen. It was great to see the interaction between the humans and goblins and how they dealt with their differences.

Spring Lake Elementary Winners for Fire Prevention Coloring Contest

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On Wednesday October 12th, 2011 six students from Spring Lake Elementary got to go to the Payson Fire Department for lunch with the fire fighters and Chief Scott J. Spencer. Students entered a coloring competition as part of Fire Prevention Week. The first-grade winner was Jocelyn Walker, second-grade was Katherine Tingen, third-grade was Brooklyn Nielson, fourth-grade was Presley Gardner, fifth-grade was Morgan Blackmore, and sixth-grade was Athena Slater. Congratulations to our winners.

Sam's Club Donates $1,000 to Spring Lake Elementary

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On Friday October 7th, 2011. Sam’s Club donated $1,000 to Spring Lake Elementary. Jordan Perry a manager from Sam's club came to present the donation. The school received ten $100 gift cards. One went to each grade, and then they raffled off the remaining three. They went to Ms. Franck’s third-grade class, Mrs. Taylor’s first-grade class, and Miss Balli’s fifth-grade class.