Writing to a Hero

Submitted by megan.oropeza on Wed, 04/19/2023 - 06:29

This week has been a very special week in Mr. Haslam’s class. Mr. Haslam’s students had the opportunity to write and thank a hero of their choice. Many of the students chose to write to their parents, grandparents, teachers and others who have had positive impacts in their lives. These were very heart warming letters with carful thought. We are so proud of these amazingly thoughtful little scholars.

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Kevan Haslam

First and Fourth grades Work Together

Submitted by megan.oropeza on Tue, 04/18/2023 - 19:53

First-grade think fourth graders are the BEST!!  The fourth grade came and interviewed all of the first graders to get to know them better.  Then they made the best surprise.  They made each student in first-grade little picture books about each individual.  The smiles it brought to first grade were priceless and the books were instantly treasures!!!  Thank you fourth grade!!!
 

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Michelle Leary

Crystal Apple Award Presented to Ms.Caldwell

Submitted by megan.oropeza on Tue, 04/18/2023 - 18:52

Ms.Caldwell was presented with the Crystal Apple Award for the 2022-2023 school year. This award is in recognition of a continued dedication to the faculty and students. Ms.Caldwell is Meadow Brook Elementary’s facilitator. She has been an incredible example of positively impacting others through dedication. She brings a positive energy into the school everyday. Ms.Caldwell takes time to help others and builds their capacities. She will be a principal in the fall and we will miss her dearly. We are so excited for her to continue to impact the lives of others in her future endeavors. 

Visit to Pioneer Village

Submitted by megan.oropeza on Fri, 04/14/2023 - 17:03

Our fourth graders got the chance to visit Provo's Pioneer Village and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum on Wednesday, April 12th! They learned so much about the way of life of the pioneers. In the museum, we saw many authenticated artifacts that were brought over by the pioneers to Utah when it was first settled. While there, students also got the chance to see how wool is turned into thread!

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Taylon Mann