Our teachers had a Fun Friday after school last week. Teachers found themselves not only immersed in a world of colors and creativity but also elevating each other through shared inspiration. They were able to blend their diverse perspectives and talents with each stroke on the canvas. Through this experience, teachers uplifted one another, creating not just beautiful paintings, but also a sense of camaraderie that extends beyond painting, enriching their professional relationships and contributing to a vibrant and supportive educational community.  

This week, we have been learning about putting numbers in order from least to greatest or greatest to least. Our class worked together in groups to figure out how to look at how many tens and ones each number has. This cute group found a fun way to show how their numbers could go in order from least to greatest. They were so proud of their work!  

Using movement to demonstrate meaning and emotion, students were introduced to the world of dance with the help of the Ballet West company from Salt Lake City.

This week in 4th grade students have been learning about sound. They have learned that sound is a vibration and that it travels in waves. Students learned that higher the sound the more oscillations. Students demonstrated their understanding of waves by using jump ropes and showing how sound waves travel. 

Welcome to the Fractions Bakery! The champions from Mr. Young’s class designed, decorated then equally divided donuts! The students are having a great time learning about fractions. 

Celebrating 101 Days of School with a Pawsitively Pawesome Twist! Mrs. Oropeza’s class went barking mad as they marked 101 days of learning with 101 Dalmatians! From spotted crafts to tail-wagging math activities, every moment was a howling success! Here's to countless more days of discovery and fun ahead! #101DaysSmarter #DalmatianDay #MrsOropezasClass 

This week in First Grade we have been exploring adding adjectives to make our writing more exciting!  We first began by using adjectives to describe lovable Olaf.  We took a noun, such as his arms, and added adjectives to describe it and make it more colorful, such as brown, short arms.  Then we had the chance to create our own snowman and write sentences with adjectives to describe them to our friends.  We can't wait to see how many adjectives the students use in their writing!

This month preschool is talking about clothes. We have loved washing, drying, and ironing clothes at preschool. We are also talking about the different clothes we wear for each season.