Habitat day in 2nd grade
2nd grade enjoyed sharing their habitats with all of meadow brook! We hope you enjoyed coming and seeing all of our hard work this year!
2nd grade enjoyed sharing their habitats with all of meadow brook! We hope you enjoyed coming and seeing all of our hard work this year!
Our 4th grade classes enjoyed visiting the past at the pioneer village at This is the Place Monument park. We had a train tour of the village, learned about the Pony Express, pushed/pulled handcarts, and learned about the one room school that was part of every early Utah pioneer child’s experience. Lunch in the cool sun, lots of walking and fun on a modern playground filled the day between hour long bus ride up and back. Everyone kept saying “this is the BEST field trip!”
3rd graders spent some time learning about habitats and how people will sometimes modify and adapt an environment to live there or will modify and adapt how they live to an environment. 3rds were given a ‘never before explored environment’ and were tasked with creating how they would modify and adapt the environment to live there. They were very creative and came up with great solutions to various problems.
Way to go Mustangs!
Mr. Haslam’s third grade class has been extremely busy practicing for the RISE test. They will be taking their test starting May 2. They will do AWESOME!
Miss Owen's class and the rest of the 5th grade have been working hard preparing for Hope of America! Every day, we practice songs that we will be performing at the Marriott Center at BYU in May! The students love singing and learning about our country.
Learning about Utah's Heritage
Fourth graders were able to go on a Field Trip to This is the Place Heritage Park this week. They learned about pioneer travel, saw historic buildings, and discovered how Utahns once lived. We took a train tour, learned about the Pony Express, we also experienced school in a one-room schoolhouse, and even got to pull our own handcarts. Mrs. Anderson's 4th-grade class loved this experience and can't wait to learn more about Utah's Heritage!
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Our kindergarten class has enjoyed many guest teachers this school year and today we had one of our favorites! We have been learning about fairy tales this week and Mrs. Kimball (our district dance specialist) helped us incorporate dance and movement into the story of Rapunzel. Your little learners stretched tall like towers, tangled around like hair, and explored the beginning, middle, and end of the story through movement. It was so much fun!
Mrs. Peterson's first grade class has been learning reading comprehension skills and learning to understand what we are reading. Today we were able to read a story then dance and move through the story to get a better understanding of what we read!