The fourth grade had special guests from the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium teach us all about the habitats of Utah. We had a great time exploring the sights, sounds, and textures of the desert, wetland, and forest. They learned about Utah’s biomes, animals that live in these biomes and their adaptations. We even met some live Utah animals.
From Mrs. Herrmann: Students were in groups and wrote songs about the properties of magnets. They worked so well and agreed to disagree. They wrote their own lyrics and had some dance moves too. They performed their songs in front of the class so we could all enjoy them. They did an awesome job! I love my class. They make me excited to come to work each day!
We will celebrate on January 24!
Ms. Price's class has been learning about ocean currents and their global impact. The students had to formulate a hypothesis and create a model of different ocean currents.
We will celebrate our 100th day of school for 1st through 6th grades on Friday, January 24! (A flier went home with more details on dressing up like 100 year olds.)
Mrs. Herrmann's students investigated all about magnets for science. We love science!
Mrs. Ritchey's class talked about Dr King's dream for everyone to get to be together and be friends, and then talked and wrote about their own dreams that would make the world better for everyone.
Our Westside followers voted again and our school won the free 100th Day sign. It will be in front of school on our 100th day of school.
We appreciate our community that has come through again!
