February 2023

Students in Ms. Wilson's 1st grade class wrote about the favorite food.  Then, they shared their work with their peers!

"Central Utah Stem Fair (CUSF) is a state regional STEM competition affiliated with the Society for Science & The Public’s International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF).  The fair is open to 5-12 grade students.  All students must attend two pre-qualifying fairs in order to advance on to compete at CUSF. These fairs would include a school fair and a district fair. There are over 100,000 eligible students within the CUSF fair territory and approximately 900 of these students advance on to compete at CUSF as a Finalist each year."  --https://cusef.byu.edu/about-us/

Best in Show: Dallin Young, Anders Folkman

High Honors: Caitlyn White, Ruby Jimenez

Honors: Addison Mott, Bridger Nielson

Honorable Mention: RyanWatson, Emery Clayton

Region Qualifiers: Kaylee Wolfgramm, William Fowler, Maggie Miner, Sephie Jensen, Stryker Sorensen

Each Monday, we will highlight a Chinese phrase presented by our dual-language immersion students.  Please click on the link to view the video on YouTube.  Learn to speak Chinese with us!  https://youtu.be/sA2qlzASXEM

Congratulations to the Dragons of the Week for February 6-10! 

Mrs. Bean is Nebo School District's Drama Curriculum Specialist.  She visited Mrs. Mousser's Kindergarten with her puppet, Mavis!  Mavis helped the children learn about personal space (an important skill in kindergarten).  We read the book, "Don't Hug Doug" and learned the importance of asking before we hug someone.  Thank you for visiting our classroom, Mrs. Bean!

Ms. Fu is our amazing 5th grade Chinese teacher!  She is from the Hunan Province in South Central China.  She enjoys teaching because it teaches her something new every, single day.  Her hobbies include reading and swimming.  We love having her at Sage Creek!

Kindergartners celebrated the 100th day of school today!  They wrote about what they might be like when they are 100 (filtered 100-year-old picture included), made Froot Loop 100 necklaces, counted 100 treats by 10's, read a "Count to 100" book, played Race to 100" math game, " and made 100 Day Crowns.  Ms. Orton's class enjoyed doing many of these activities with glow-in-the dark FUN!  It was a great day to be a DRAGON!

Each Monday, we will highlight a Chinese phrase presented by our dual-language immersion students.  Please click on the link to view the video on YouTube.  Learn to speak Chinese with us!  https://youtu.be/hcSRGs26pRg

Congratulations to the Dragons of the Week for January 30-February 3!