Congratulations to our Sierra Bonita science fair winners:
Anna Linford received the Ira A. Fulton Grand Award for her science project “The Desolation of Acid”
Dave Lundgreen and Quade Chidester placed third for their science project “Bright about Light”
Maddison Davis and Maya Buck placed third for their science project “The Rings of Staturn Look Solid…Are They Really?”
Six of Sierra Bonita's teachers have completed their masters course work,through SUU, this summer and celebrated with their classmates at the ALC. They are excited to share everything they learned with the entire faculty and implement new ideas in their classrooms this upcoming school year. Congratulations to Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Beckert and Mrs. Averett! (Not pictured Erin Creamer)
We are so proud of you!!!
Competition was tight in this year’s Teacher Idol assembly. Grade level teachers came together and showcased their musical talents in a friendly rivalry. The judge panel included the notorious Captain James Hook, the narcissistic Evil Queen, Wonderland’s adventurous Alice, the thrill-seeking Kristoff, and Princess Anna of Arendelle. Each judge brought their own unique insight to the competition.
It is about a girl who is mistreated because she looks different than her peers. She goes on a search to find someone more different than she is and discovers the importance of just being yourself. Lots of laughs and a great message. These 6th grade students did a great job not only relaying the message, but acting it out as well. Nice work Mr. Loreen's class!
The City of Spanish Fork invited Sierra Bonita Elementary to take part in Arbor Day Celebration. We had our 5th and 6th grade students take part in this event. We had a short program followed by our own amazing 5th grader, Camryn Payne, who sang a beautiful rendition of 'The Giving Tree' by the Plain White T's. The student then planted a few trees and we had a special visitor by the name of Smokey The Bear!! Thank you Spanish Fork City for allowing us this fun opportunity for our students!
6th grade students were dropped off at Utah Lake to start their hike on the Provo River Trail. Most of them made it all the way to Bridal Veil Falls! Not too worry, if they were tired and couldn't go on, we had a bus following the entire time that they could get on. We stopped at mile 7.5, the Provo Wills Pit Stop, and had lunch. We are so proud of our 6th grade students for such a great accomplishment!