Monthly Archives: November 2013

For the first week of this moon calendar, everyday I have shown the students a picture that I have taken of what the moon looked like the previous night.  Though I am going to continue to take these pictures, tomorrow … Continue reading →

This is just a few pictures I wanted to share, mostly for fun.  We had an assembly Friday morning.  It’s one we’ve had several years not, but it’s really fun.  It’s the LIVE Well assembly produced by Intermountain Healthcare.  This … Continue reading →

So… we’re an art school, right?  We promote the arts?  Haha!  I have always lived with the arts as a part of my life.  In fact, I pretty much grew up in the Terrace Plaza Playhouse performing there for about … Continue reading →

There are many levels to math education.  From the most basic of math facts, to the in depth things we cover in class, covered in the Math Blog section  of my page.  The school is invested in making sure they … Continue reading →

We the end of the term, we Google Earth from out in the Universe into a little closer to the planet.  The next science unit will be on Moon Phases and Seasons.  As we begin moon phases tomorrow, I will … Continue reading →

I was one proud teacher Friday morning as I packed 350 toys into boxes to deliver to Primary Children’s Medical Center for the hands of the sweet children on the oncology floor. With gracious hands they accepted our gift, and … Continue reading →

Here’s some collages of the photos we took if you weren’t able to make it.  I also had students filming them.  I haven’t checked yet to see how they turned out, but if you’re interested in it, let me know, … Continue reading →