The third grade went hiking up to Whiting Campground. They were able to stop and do activities along the way. Some of the activites included a scavenger hunt, looking at nature up close with a magnifying glass, measuring tree's, breaking the balance of force, and so many more fun activities. They enjoyed a well deserved lunch when they reached the top. It was a great field trip to kick off the year!!!!
Friday afternoons rock in 4th grade! Every Friday from 2:40 until 3:10 the 4th graders gather to sing their hearts out. They sing popular songs from artists of today and classic rock from the 80's. The songs are carefully chosen for lyrics and meaning. You might be walking down the hall and hear "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor or "Livin' on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi. Whatever the decade there is something for everyone and it brings a smile to all of their faces!
Many teachers at Sierra Bonita have started Instagram accounts to keep parents and students informed of upcoming events as well as providing pictures of classroom and school wide activities. You can follow Sierra Bonita’s Instagram accounts at:
mrs.youd (Mrs. Youd 2nd grade class)
misshjorthsb (Miss Hjorth 3rd grade class)
mrs.lathamsb (Mrs. Latham 3rd grade class)
strong4mrs (Mrs. Strong 4th grade class)
dietz4sierrabonita (Mrs. Dietz 4th grade class)
4thgrademrs.gregorysb (Mrs. Gregory 4th grade class)
Thank you for the wonderful support we received for our school carnival! We hope you all had a great time! Please enjoy the video that was put together by Janna Slye.
Please enjoy the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff9vFpH9ZOg
The Ice Bucket Challenge, a viral sensation, has helped raise awareness and funds for ALS, a disease more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s. Former Boston College baseball captain and ALS patient, Pete Frates was diagnosed when he was just 27 years old. He and his family helped the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge go viral, raising millions of dollars for the ALS Association research fund.
The Ice Bucket Challenge, a viral sensation, has helped raise awareness and funds for ALS, a disease more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s. Former Boston College baseball captain and ALS patient, Pete Frates was diagnosed when he was just 27 years old. He and his family helped the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge go viral, raising millions of dollars for the ALS Association research fund.