Congratulations to the winners of the Payson Fire Department coloring contest! These students had the opportunity to ride in the fire truck and go to lunch.
Discovery Children's Museum in Salt Lake City came to kindergarten to teach about physics! They learned about pushes, pulls, and force of motion.
The annual Veteran's Day Parade will take place on November 11. All veterans are invited to meet at Payson Centennial Park at 9:30. They will then drive their own vehicles on the parade route past all Payson schools. Please spread the word to local veterans!
Mrs. and Mr. Findlay brought a beehive observation to our school. Students loved watching the bees hard at work! They were fascinated by the larvae, bees, and honey.
Kindergarten was visited by our drama specialist. We acted out a fairy tale and had a blast!
Third grade had the best time on their fieldtrip to Cornbelly's!
What a night! Our Fall Festival was a hit. Big shoutout to the PTA for making the magic happen!
We celebrated the September students of the month with our monthly parade. They marched through the halls while being cheered on by other students. These students were selected for demonstrating responsibility.
Tonight's the night! Join us for the fall festival from 5:00-7:00. There will be games, food, a magician, silent auction, and so much more!
After learning about Body Systems, the first grade classes celebrated their knowledge by having a hospital day.
Students were able to heal sick pets at the pet hospital, put together body puzzles and be a surgeon while playing Operation the game. This was a fun experience as we wrapped up our body systems unit.
Hey there, corn-ivores! 🎉 Guess what's popping into our cafeteria tomorrow? That's right, we're getting all 'ear-y for a corn-tastic feast brought to us by the incredible Harward Farms! 🌽✨
Slide down to the cafeteria with your besties and take a bite of sunshine with our fresh-off-the-farm corn on the cob. It's so good, it'll have you kernel-ing for more! 😋🌞
On September 19th, Spring Lake Elementary 5th Grade students converged on Payson Memorial Park for a memorable day of teamwork and physical activity at their Battle Boot Camp. Thanks to the help of many willing parents, the students enjoyed several rotation activities in their day of Boot Camp training. They ran an obstacle course and had "marching practice" strapped in groups to 2x4s. Reconnaissance was practiced with a scavenger hunt about the park. Teamwork was practiced with games of Steal the Flag and a Laser Web Escape activity, as well as an obstacle course. The students enjoyed swinging across a “piranha infested river” to get their team safely onto a platform. That took some teamwork!
The weather was perfect, and Memorial Park was a great space for Boot Camp. The students’ favorite activity of the day was certainly the Flour Bomb Battle where they played in massive teams lobbing flour loaded nylon stockings at the opposing players. Morale waned a bit as the flour dusted troops marched back to the school, but they were able to keep trudging on with the memories of a great day.
Students in Mrs. Braden's class red a book about Welles Crowther, "The Man in the Red Bandanna." Welles was a hero who saved many individuals on September 11th. Students were given their own red bandannas as a reminder to serve others.
Fifth grade students visited the 9/11 Project today. This event provided students with a meaningful opportunity to learn, reflect, and honor the heroes and history of September 11, 2001. Students were able to listen to three native New Yorkers who were working in Manhattan the day the Towers fell. They also interacted with current members of the military, fire, and police professions.
We have an incredibly rare opportunity to participate in the 9/11 Remembrance Event being held at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds. This is not just for students, it is for all our families. Please take some time today , Thursday, September 11th through Saturday, September 13th from 9 am to 9 pm to attend this wonderful event. We are so grateful to the Major Brent Taylor Foundation for putting on this event and helping us to "REMEMBER".
Mrs. Lindsey’s class earned their first marble party. For their party, they ate popsicles. Great work kindergarteners!
Many second grade students dressed as characters from their favorite fairytales or tall tales as a culminating unit activity. Students shared that fairytales and tall tales include exaggerations and magical things. They also have a moral. Most students agreed that Pecos Bill was their favorite tall tale that they read.
Full Day Kindergarten earned their first marble party! They celebrated with popsicles!
We enjoyed The Safe Routes Utah Beat the Street assembly yesterday. Students were taught about walking and biking to school safely. This presentation taught students about the importance of traffic signs, signal lights, crossing the road, and helmet use.
Third grade enjoyed watermelon after writing about “A Slice of Summer.”
