Reading Round up Begins

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The Reading Round Up begins today! All students will bring home a packet with information about the fundraiser. Each year the school and PTA each hold one fundraiser. We are excited that it is time for our annual literacy round up in which we helped promote literacy to collect money for our instructional library and purchase technology for our classrooms. The first step is to get pledges. The paper on the envelope explains the process. Students will have the opportunity to collect pledges.

What a Delayed Start looks like

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Have you ever wondered what a delayed start day looks like? Fewer friends, inside recess, and the learning continues! Mrs. Ware’s class learned about strategies to add bigger numbers, narrative writing, verbs, vowel pairs, and context clues!

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Kathy Ware

Pumpkin Jack

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After Halloween, we read the book, Pumpkin Jack, by Will Hubbell. A little boy sets his left over Jack-O-Lantern out in the garden and watches it change as the weeks go by. By Spring, a new pumpkin plant begins to grow! We decided to start our own Pumpkin Jack in a jar in the library, and students have been checking on it each week to observe the changes. We are all interested (and maybe a bit disgusted) to see how rotten it’s getting! We really hope to see a little pumpkin sprout poke up before school lets out in May!

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Erin Jolley

Fun in P.E

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PE has been busy having fun. We’ve been playing so many fun games and learning that pushing ourselves out of our comfort zones has big rewards both in getting healthy and strong as well as finding out that it can be fun. We’ve been playing games that work on team work as well as games that allow everyone to work at their own pace. And we’re currently training for an upcoming fitness challenge that all the kids seem excited about. Our Meadow Brook Mustangs are such a fun and energetic group of kids! 

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Ali Marshall

2 hour Late Start 2/22

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Due to the recent storm, Nebo School District schools will be operating on a two-hour delayed start today, Wednesday, February 22, 2023.  This means that if your school normally starts at 8:00 a.m., it will be starting at 10 a.m. Busses will also be running on a two -hour delayed schedule.

Place Value in 1st Grade

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In first grade we have learned about place value and how each digit has value.  Our math choice board gives the students choice in an engaging way as they review and practice skills they have learned. #thefutureisours#Meadowbrook#mustangs#meadowbrookmagic#outofthisworld#TheClimb #NeboHero #NeboSchoolDistrict #StudentSuccess #EmpowerStudents #EngageStudents #FocusOnStudents #LoveUTpublicSchools #UtPol #UtEd #ThankATeacher

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Michelle Leary

Teamwork in 2nd Grade

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We worked on our teamwork skills in 2nd Grade. The students worked really hard and learned how to communicate and listen to each other’s ideas. It was impressive work!

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Carrie Mortimer

Online Registration Opens in March for the 2023-2024 School Year.

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New Kindergarten Students: Registration Portal will open for ALL kindergarten students on March 1, 2023.

 

Returning Students: Registration Portal will open for returning students on March 1, 2023.

 

New Students to Nebo: Registration Portal will open for any new students to Nebo on March 22, 2023.

Force and Motion

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This week Mr. Haslam’s class has been learning about force and motion for science. They had soda can races using a ballon and a soda can. They used the static electricity from the ballon to push the soda can. This was a blast and the students loved it!  This was one AWESOME science lesson! 

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Kevan Haslam