November 2017

Thoughtful Thursday

Submitted by makenna.taylor on Thu, 11/30/2017 - 10:26

It's that time again! Thoughtful Thursday. Mrs. Bingham's 5th grade class wrote notes of gratitude to members of the Sage Creek community. Students were also challenged to do a kind diid throughout the day.

3rd grade teachers

Submitted by makenna.taylor on Mon, 11/27/2017 - 14:37

Mrs. Bingham's 5th grade class stopped by Mrs. Taylor's 3rd grade class while working on non-fiction text features. 3rd grade students had to find text features such as headings, maps, captions etc. in a text book. When they were finished with their scavenger hunt, they quizzed their older dragon friends to find everything that they had just learned. 3rd graders sure loved it when their 5th grade partners would get stumped and they would have to teach them.

PTA Class Spotlights - Ms. Hartung & Ms. Chen/Giles Forest Classes

Submitted by alison.hansen on Tue, 11/21/2017 - 17:38

This week's class spotlights are Ms. Hartung's class and Ms. Chen/Giles' Forest Class (Chinese Immersion).  Ms. Hartung's class is very accepting of other people's differences and learning abilities.  They realize that differences don't always have to divide them.  Way to be kind and compassionate!  This shows real Dragon spirit!!  Ms. Giles/Chen's Forest class loves having a daily password to get into class.  They love to work hard and enjoy their monthly class store.  This class shows that working hard and having fun are also part of what it takes to show Sage Creek Dragon spirit!

Hansen's Heroes

Submitted by makenna.taylor on Fri, 11/17/2017 - 10:41

Sage Creek students keep rocking Hansen's Heroes. This group is a great group of dedicated, kind and hard working students. Way to Go Dragons!

Veteran's Day at Sage Creek

Submitted by alison.hansen on Thu, 11/16/2017 - 16:33

Sage Creek had a delightful Veteran's Day program.  Mr. Bill Wright, mayor-elect of Payson City, came and talked to the children about his life growing up on a military base as well as his career as a police officer and police chief of Payson.  His message was shared with the school as our 5th gr students sang multiple patriotic songs including singing and signing the national anthem.  Jonathan Young from Springville High School played taps for the students following a moment of silence.  It was a touching and moving assembly for all involved.  We especially appreciated our speaker was the grandfather of three of our students - Lizzie, Kathrine, and Daniel Wright.