Our fifth graders were able to enjoy a day at the sports park honoring our veterans. They heard from a variety of speakers from our armed forces throughout the day, and were reminded of the sacrifices that have been given for our freedom. We are so thankful that our students were able to participate, and were able to learn from these veterans. We thank them for their service.
Hey Park Families!
Save the date! We look forward to seeing you at 6th grade graduation this year.
This is one amazing group of students! These students excelled in math, language arts, or leadership during the months of March and April! They are fantastic students and a great asset to our school! Congratulations on your award and keep up the good work!
"Fast fingers" is one phrase you could use to describe this group of students. They participated in a keyboarding competition at school and beat out the rest of the 4th and 5th grade students to move on to the district keyboarding championship!
Great job, Park Panthers!!!
Mrs. Porter recieved a generous grant from the Nebo Education foundation. She will be using the funds to purchase books for her sixth grade class. We are so grateful for the foundation and great teachers like Mrs. Porter who put students first!
Mrs. Taylor recieved a generous grant from The Nebo Education Foundation. She will use the money to purchase fun science materials as the second graders learn about the life cycle. Thank you to the foundation and Mrs. Taylor for helping our Panthers learn!
Mrs. Hunt's first grade class showed some awesome lunchroom behavior last week and became our Lunchroom Winners of the Week. Good job you awesome first graders!
It's time to start reading! We are doing our annual reading challenge this month. Each student needs to read 300 minutes by the end of April in order to meet our school wide reading minutes goal. If we reach our school wide minute goal, one student from each class will get to soak their teacher in water. Also, a student from each grade will win rodeo tickets to the Spanish Fork Rodeo this summer.
It looks like Mrs. Taylor's class had a great time learning about habit 6! "I taught a lesson on Habit 6- Synergize. We did the following activity called Save Sam. It was a huge hit with the students. Under the cup was Sam's life preserver (gummy Lifesaver). On top of the cup was Sam (gummy worm). They each had a paper clip. They couldn't touch anything with their hands, they could only use the paper clip. The object was to grab Sam, turn over the boat (cup), and put the life preserver onto Sam. There couldn't be any stabbing with the paper clips.