The fifth grade classes were busy learning about Early Explorers. Students worked in groups to create an Explorer Poster. Then, all the fifth grade classes got together in the gym to view all the posters and guess the identity of each explorer based on the clues given in each speech bubble. Next in Social Studies fifth grade students will be learning about Colonies and Revolution.
Recently the fourth grade visited the Utah Natural History Museum in Salt Lake City. Buses loaded at 9:15 for an hour drive to the museum. After arrival the museum worker explained the rules and students put on their wrist bands to help keep them in groups. The first exhibit was about natural disasters. It was really cool. Student were able to see the left overs of a tornado and experience a simulation of what it looked like in the twister. They learned about hurricanes, volcanoes, wild fires, and earthquakes. The next exhibit was about life.
Sierra Bonita recently had a very successful school carnival. On Monday, September 9th from 5:00 to 8:00 o'clock, students and their parents came and enjoyed all the activities. There were bouncy houses everywhere, fantastic games, and even a fortune teller! Baskets filled with fun items were also bid on. Kids were able to buy pizza, popcorn, soda, and cotton candy. The carnival was so much fun, you did not want to miss it!
The Father/Daughter activity sponsored by the PTA which was originally scheduled for Friday, September 27th has been changed. It will now take place on Friday, November 1st. Please add this event to your calendars!
Welcome to Sierra Bonita Elementary!
We extend a warm welcome to students, parents, and families of Sierra Bonita Elementary, Home of the Bears. We look forward to working with each member of our school community to achieve our school mission statement:
T’was the night before Teacher Idol,
and all through the school
all teachers were hiding,
preparing to act cool.
The stage was all set
for the next day with care
in hopes that all teams,
would participate there.
The great day arrived with 1st grade taking the stage,
they started things off, with One Direction
At my first sight of the park I saw an old wagon and an old pioneer house. There are amazing statues that I couldn't wait to learn about. The first building that I saw was the Brigham Young Academy. It was established in 1876. It only had 59 students! Sadly it was destroyed by a fire. In 1903 it became BYU or Brigham Young University.
On Wednesday, April 17, Sierra Bonita had a Dr.
Reading
by Julianna Matteis
Reading is fun and that is a fact of each little thing and every knick-knack.
You can read about ducks and about gooses
You can read about octopuses and about moose’s.
Girls can read novels and fun little stories.
Boys can read about monsters and books about floorings.
You can read about anything, anytime, anywhere.
You can read about The Turtle and the Hare.