Our Mustangs have been making amazing choices at school. They have been trying to be superheroes by being kind and working hard. At the end of the first term, Miss Balli gave all of the students who were making good choices a special surprise. She invited a jump rope group called "Just Jumpin" to perform for our students. They amazed the crowd with their amazing tricks! Then everyone got to go outside and try some jump roping, too.
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Some Meadow Brook teachers and their families participated in the Salem Witches Run Saturday, Oct. 30. The faculty took second place in the team division. Go Mustangs! #meadowbrookmagic
Congratulations to two of our third grade teachers: Michaela Evans & Sari Larson. They received a grant from the Nebo Education Foundation to buy chromebooks for their classroom. You can read the full story here:
http://www.nebo.edu/news/2286
This month for our 3rd grade culture day we learned about the countries of Canada and Scotland. Did you know that there are two official languages in Canada? That means that kids there learn English and French in school! We also learned that one of their favorite sports is hockey! During the winter the lakes, ponds, and even driveways are turned into hockey rinks. Another thing about Canada is that they never wear shoes indoors.
This month we recognized many wonderful superheroes in our school and community. Congratulations to Miss Ledingham and Mrs. Finlinson. They are superheroes at Meadow Brook because they are so positive and happy and they are always helping the students and staff with whatever is needed! We also want to congratulate all of our amazing student winners for making great choices.
Ghosty Grams
October 23 – 31
Sold on the stage: in the morning and lunch time
1 for .25 cents or 5 for a $1.00
$4.00 for entire class
We will have a table set up at the Halloween parade too!
Hello, My name is Kristy Strong and I have been heading up the Sundance Ski and Snowboard School Program for Brookside Elementary for the last 2 years and will be heading up your school this year as well. Since this is not a school run program you will be contacting me for all questions regarding this program. You can reach me at 801-491-7262 (can text).
Our class has been working so hard to make good choices. As a reward, Mrs. O brought some furry friends to visit us. Everyone was so excited to meet Roger and Saturn, two Mini Rex bunnies. We learned all about bunnies. We learned that a girl bunny is called a doe and a boy bunny is called a buck. Special thanks to Lynda Williams at UVU for letting her bunnies come to our class for the day.
Some thoughts from students:
David: "The best part was that one of the bunnies liked me!"