The BYU dunk team gave Meadow Brook a show to remember! They taught students about the importance of learning, working hard, being kind and how to wise up! They showed us their amazing tricks and Cosmo entertained us with his amazing skills!
Meadow Brook for a visit from Paul Brewer the magician who taught us about STEM. Students had a fun and magical time learning all about science, technology, engineering and math. Students even had their heads spinning at one point! Thank you Paul Brewer for showing us how magical STEM can be!
Our students are hard at work tip, tap, typing away! Fourth graders have the opportunity to receive keyboarding instruction for 12 weeks to go from two-finger tappers to ten-fingered typing masters. Our students have already become more capable with the important skills of digital self expression and involvement. They have come so far!
Every morning, Principal Balli starts the day by doing the morning announcements. She asks Student Council's help to give the weather report, lunch menu and to call down our birthday friends. Occasionally, these student council members help Miss Balli pass out awards, such as our Principal Mustang Club winners. Being with our students is such a fun way to start the morning.
The book fair will be open 30 minutes before and after school, during lunch and during SEP’s.
n our class we have been celebrating diversity along with our academics. Each morning class members gather to discuss likes, dislikes and ideas unique to each student. In our class, our favorite foods are; treats, tostadas, lunch meat, and octopus. Our favorite countries are; Portugal, Mexico, Thailand, Russia, and the USA- in fact, some of our students are bilingual! Everyone agrees, the Recreation Center has some scary water slides- but if you conquer your fears, they are the best, ever!
In kindergarten, our littlest learners have been working hard in math learning about 2D “flat” shapes and 3D “solid” shapes. We used play dough, sticks, and string to create, classify, and compare different shapes.
In social studies, we did an Explore