Second-graders celebrated their outstanding behavior on Friday.  Students participated in several outside activities to enjoy the warmer weather.  We hula hooped, drew with chalk, played games and jump roped.  Keep up the great work Eagles!

I grew up in Texas, and I’m pretty proud of this.  I married a local boy, Dave Hunt, so I’ve stayed in Utah.  We have two kids in our arms and one in our heart (Ian - 11, Maylynn - 8, Aiden - 5). I have taught for 23 years - 18 at Taylor Elementary in Payson and this is 5 at Rees.  My hobbies include shopping, reading, sleeping, and playing at DISNEYLAND with my kids.

I like green, but I don’t like brown.

I like Brick Oven’s Pasta, but I don’t like McDonald’s food.

Don’t forget!  Tomorrow, Thursday, March 16th is our last parent-teacher conference.  Teachers are excited to share the progress your child has made.  Be sure to stop in the book fair as well-it is the last day.  Hope to see you there!

As a reminder, there is no school on Friday, March 17th.  

Second graders in Mrs. Keisel’s class have been exploring shapes.  It was decided that if a shape has 4 sides and 4 corners, it can be labeled as a quadrilateral.  We had fun exploring the shapes with pretzels and marshmallows.

Mrs. Spencer's class spent a science rotation learning about force, motion, and gravity with Miss Saxon.  They got to do experiments involving gravity and how objects move or fall because of it.  They saw the effect of air resistance and friction on how the objects moved.  They were surprised to learn that just the weight of the object does not affect the speed as it falls.