Here is a synopsis of what happened in the afternoon of January 17th when the class was taking over by Tiny Teachers! If you want to learn a lot of new things, drop by on a Friday afternoon!
Friday, January 17th, Mrs. Tew turned the teaching of her class over to the students. The minute the microphone was placed around their necks they began to astound the class with great knowledge. Mrs.
Old news, but good news: Rees Elementary has a tradition of singing Christmas carols in the gym before Christmas. Each grade level also has a chance to perform a number on the program. You can scan through the pictures and see the holiday cheer as they sang out the old year as we now zoom into the new.
Here are some just discovered shots of the Fifth grade Colonial Days. Looks like lots of fun and lots of learning!
Monday, we had a guest speaker (a marathon runner) come and talk to the students about being active and healthy. He talked about setting goals and working to meet these goals. Our school wellness specialist (Bethany Ericksen) has arranged for a great opportunity to help suppoort kids in being active by running 25 miles over the next three months. On May 3 there is a marathon scheduled in Provo that students can run the final 1.2 miles of the marathon (25 miles before hand and 1.2 miles the day of the race) and earn a medal and get a T-shirt. Mrs.
Children at Rees Elementary found that it pays to read.... and then return reading calendars to school. It pays in tickets to attend and participate in the Reading Carnival. Pictured are children having fun buying books, treats, and admission to games and activities. there will be another Reading Carnival towards the end of the year, so don't forget to read, read, read, and report!
Pictured are the fifth grade students honored for achieving their math goals.
The third graders shown in these pictures are on their way to piloting in math. They were honored for passing off their goal in math for this term.
Wow! The manners displayed by Mrs. Tew's Kindergarten classes during their Thanksgiving Feasts were amazing! The children participated in a manners lesson presented by Mrs.
“Ohana” Arts Night by Bennett Gordon
This is Bennett Gordon reporting. Last night was the family “Ohana,” Arts Night. It was legit!!! I’m glad I went to the arts night and I’m glad I have an awesome dad to take me to this event. At the family arts night the hula teacher Timbre Casey did a cool hula dance for us. Then we went to the classes.