Babe - The Sheep Pig

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On February 24, 2011 our students were delighted by a production of Babe, the Sheep Pig.  This assembly was presented by the Young Company of Brigham Young University.  The play was performed in the middle of the auditorium instead of on the stage.  The students were seated on the floor around a large X pathway between them.  This X pathway was where most of the action took place.  Many Park students got to join the actors by being ducks, dogs, puppies, sheep and a camera man.  The story truly came to life.

City Planners of the Future

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Elaine Olsen's Preschool students became city builders recently.  Each preschool student got to design a building or business that would be part of their city.  From the looks of their city, the future looks bright.

Amazing Art

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Miss Wride's third grade class created a portrait of Martin Luther King Jr. that needs to be shared.  On separate pieces of art paper the students painted sections of what would eventually be a portrait of Martin Luther King, Jr.  If you didn't have an oppurtunity to see it hanging outside their classroom, here it is.  There are definitely many artists in Miss Wride's class.

Shakespeare at Park Elementary

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The B.Y.U Young Company came to Park Elementary and presented a wonderful version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew".  The students were engaged and mesmerized throughout the entire performance.  Thank you Young Company for all of your hard work and talents.  It is evident that you were prepared to help young minds enjoy the experience of Shakespeare.

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Sherri Smithee