6th Powell-Pajama Day for Spirit Week. GoRattlers!
Don't miss it! Magazine School District's Report to the Public will be held Oct. 10th at 6:30 pm in the boardroom. Come and see what we have been doing and our goals for this year.
Due to the chance of rain and storms Friday we are postponing the Community Tailgate Party till Nov. 1. We apologize for any inconvenience.
2nd grade's community service project, "Thank a Police Officer Breakfast" was awesome! All of the kids enjoyed getting to eat and visit with the officers. Thank you for all of the hard work you do to keep us safe.
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After reading a story about a farmer's market, students made their own paper fruit or vegetable, wrote a sentence about it and determined the cost they would sell it for. Then as a class we learned how to shop and make choices.
Pre-K Openings
Elementary students had fun being greeted by the high school band at morning car and bus drop off this week. The music was outstanding!
Retired UAFS professor, Dr. Sarah Davis, visited 4th grade. She read to the class and shared a lesson about Cause and Effect. She helped the students to identify the causes of Alexander's Horrible, Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Day and then had students identify the causes and effects of water waves based on observations.
The High School Math Club helps fourth graders solve math word problems during advisory time.
After discussing 9/11, students in sixth grade social studies wrote thank you letters to our heroes.
More September Bucket Fillers!
We all carry an invisible bucket in which we keep our feelings about ourselves. When our buckets are full, we are happy; when they are empty, we are sad. It is important that students learn that when they fill a friend's bucket, they also fill their own bucket because it feels good to make others happy.
Lillian Yang, Jace Smith, Trevan Newby, Eli Treadwell, Ainslee Chappell, Cody Thomas, Evangeline Lemmond, Olivia Mattson, Arlevia Adair, Jarron Jones, Daniel Green
Mrs. Young's 1st Grade Istation Heroes for the month of September!
Cole Mikles - Top reading score for the month of September.
Taybree Scott - biggest increase in Reading score (12 points).
Caleb Mott - second highest increase in Reading score (11 points).
September Bucket Fillers!
We all carry an invisible bucket in which we keep our feelings about ourselves. When our buckets are full, we are happy; when they are empty, we are sad. It is important that students learn that when they fill a friend's bucket, they also fill their own bucket because it feels good to make others happy.
Our story this week was “When I was Young in the Mountains”. We learned how people lived in the past. Today we learned how to make our own butter. The kids loved it and ate every bite!
Allison Thompson, Miss UAFS, visited the 4th-grade classrooms on Friday, September 6, 2019. She shared her platform "We The People" and shared with the students the importance of voting and being active in our communities. She read to the class, answered questions, gave hugs and high fives, and even let the students touch her crown!
August Reading Challenge Celebration
5th grade Balloon Car Competition in Science
Collaborative elementary banners are hung! Students created art inspired by the artist Romero Britto to proudly display our school motto: Rattlers are respectful, responsible, motivated, and safe.
If you are looking for a quality Pre-k program to love, care for, and educate your child, please contact the elementary office at 866-900-2001. We currently have one Pre-k opening. We can accept a DHS voucher or a fee payer. Your child must have turned 3 or 4 years of age by August 1, 2019.