In Mrs. Ashman’s third grade we have started a tradition of writing compliments on the board to celebrate birthdays. Each student writes something kind and uplifting and the birthday student gets to read them, and get a picture! It has been so fun to see how kind and positive these students really are! 

Our Christmas parties were a blast, thanks to our wonderful parent volunteers! Our students loved having them with us to celebrate. We could not have done it without them! These parents definitely made our happy holidays much brighter!

Mrs. Oman’s first grade class received a special delivery from the North Pole. The package contained individual responses from elves  to the letters we sent. 

Ho, ho, ho, merry Christmas from our littlest learners at Meadow Brook!  Today we had a surprise visitor all the way from the North Pole! He must have heard how hard your kindergartners have been working to learn their letters and sounds before the break. Our class wishes all of our Meadow Brook families a wonderful and safe holiday break, and we can’t wait to be with you in 2022! 

2nd grade had their annual Christmas program. They even had one of their Christmas wishes come true as a hippopotamus joined them while they were singing! Go to our Facebook page to watch it! Here is the link! https://fb.watch/9URa-XgROX/

Every Monday after school the teachers at Meadow Brook get together to collaborate with their team members. This is a time for teachers to look at data collected in class and evaluate the effectiveness of their instruction. It is also a time for teachers to figure out ways they can help the students in their class learn better. The teachers at Meadow Brook love having time to work together with their team members!

For our class field trip, we had the opportunity to go to the BYU museum of Paleontology! Our students had so much fun learning about types of dinosaurs and what they ate! We even got to see what tools they use to excavate and clean the bones! 

Our 3rd Graders would LOVE to be elves at the North Pole to help Santa. We worked very hard all month learning how to be better writers. While thinking of talents and things that they are good at, they wrote a letter explaining their skills to Santa and why he should "hire" them. It was so much fun-and they were very convincing! 

Here are what some of the students in Ms. Thomas's class said:

"Dear school, we have been working on a "Dear Santa" note! We worked 10 days to finish the note!" --Jayden Reynoso