Meadow Brook students are so excited to get back in the library and check out books! They are being great about sanitizing their hands, wearing their masks, spacing out while they browse and read, and doing everything they can to help keep everybody safe! We have such awesome students!
Today we learned about 9/11. We learned that almost 3,000 people lost their lives and more than 500,000 people were rescued by boats. All it took was one good deed! Each person in the class tied a ribbon on their finger to remind them to do one good deed!
Beginning Monday, September 14, 2020, Nebo School District will be switching to an “Open Restricted Meal Program.” Under this program, breakfast and lunch are available for free to all students enrolled in Nebo School District, including remote learners.
In 4th grade students learned about working together as a team. In this team building activity, students had to work together to stack cups into a pyramid. The only problem was that they couldn't touch the cups with their hands. The only tools they were given were some string and a rubber band. It took a lot of teamwork and concentration, but everyone succeeded in building a pyramid!
We had a special motivational visitor come and share her love of writing with our 3rd grade classes. Keri Measom-Francis, a professor in the education department at UVU, and author of the children's book, Christmas Underwear, has a passion for "Creative Notebooks". Our students were so excited to create these notebooks with her! Her visit has inspired us to write about our lives and the things that we cherish and love. To prepare for her visit, we personalized the front of our notebooks and then "tabbed" our books into 4 equal sections.
Miss Oldroyd's class got to exercise their brains and their bodies during math this week!