Third grade students at Sierra Bonita sung "Otter Pops, Otter Pops, come get your Otter Pops" in hope of selling ice cold Otter Pops. They sold Otter Pops everyday at lunch recess at the start of the school year. In two weeks they earned $250 which will be used for field trips. The third grade students loved selling the Otter Pops and the other students enjoyed the cold treat on those hot days!
Our school has a wonderful website where you can access information such as the school’s Newsletter, Staff and Faculty, PTA, school hours, phone number and address, lunch menu, important dates, etc. If you haven’t had a chance to see our website, we encourage you to take the opportunity to view it at sierrabonita.nebo.edu . As our school continues to grow, and in order to cut costs so that we can better serve our students’ needs here at Sierra Bonita Elementary, we will no longer send home a printed copy of the school’s newsletter beginning in October.
Sierra Bonita’s third grade classes had the privilege of spending time with Ryan Woodward. Ryan is a very talented local artist/animator who has worked on well-known movies such as Where the Wild Things Are, Ironman 2, Superman 2 & 3, and most recently The Avengers. He is currently working on a zombie commercial for Ford vehicles.
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:
In partnership with parents and community, our mission at Sierra Bonita Elementary is to create high levels of learning for every student, celebrate individual differences and abilities, and inspire responsible citizenship and lifelong success.
5th graders at Sierra Bonita memorized the 50 states this year. They held a State Fair on Friday, May 18, to celebrate all they had learned. They each made a diorama to represent one of the 50 states. Members of the school community enjoyed visiting the State Fair and seeing all the hard work the students did.
As a fourth grade at Sierra Bonita, we had the opportunity to go on a field trip to This is the Place, in Salt Lake City. While we were there, we had the chance to visit a few different rotations to learn about Utah’s history. A few of the rotations that we went to while we were on our field trip were pioneer dancing, learning about pioneer schooling, as well as learning about real mountain men. The students had a great time learning a circle dance as a class.