It’s time for our first STOMP!!!!
Attention 7th, 8th and 9th Graders!!!
When: Friday, September 6th
Where: Q2 Building
Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Stomp is FREE!
We will have concessions so bring some cash!!!
sCieNcE fUn! 5th Grade!!!
I love seeing what is going on in the classrooms here at Quest! Here is a fun SCIENCE Experiment with GUMMY BEARS!
No GUMMY BEARS were consumed during this experiment! They were only used as Scientific Tools 😉
Check out this AWESOME VIDEO!
No GUMMY BEARS were consumed during this experiment! They were only used as Scientific Tools 😉
Check out this AWESOME VIDEO!
You can always learn with a song!!!!
Our Fifth graders are learning about decimals! Check out these boys singing a fun song to help them master the concept of Place Value and Decimals!
Quest 2.0 Technology Projects
Here are some fabulous projects done by our very own students over in Quest 2.0! We offer a Creative Suite Technology Class where students learn Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, iMovie and more!
Way to go! These are fabulous and I just had to share!!!
Happy Watching!
Pi Day: Celebrate Math on March 14th
Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — which is approximately 3.14159.
Pi has been calculated to over one trillion digits beyond its decimal point. As an irrational and transcendental number, it will continue infinitely without repetition or pattern. While only a handful of digits are needed for typical calculations, Pi’s infinite nature makes it a fun challenge to memorize, and to computationally calculate more and more digits.
Students at Quest 2.0 celebrate Pi Day each year! They are required to complete a Pi worksheet full of Math Problems related to Pi. After they get their work passed off by our fabulous Math Teachers they are rewarded with Pizza and Pie!
Makayla Aldous and Ariel Brough
Makayla Aldous and Ariel Brough for winning the contest!
Our ELA classes recently had the opportunity to enter a writing contest sponsored by Mike Thaler (author of the Black Lagoon books).
Two of our very own students won, Makayla and Ariel.
They will be receiving a signed book in the mail and will be highlighted in the March Lagoonews due out Monday.
Yay for Quest 2.0!
The contest was labeled “An Easy Contest,” a play on “An Essay Contest.” The topic was “Describe someone (this can be you)doing something special for another person.”
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6th Grade Science Fair
A BIG thanks to all of the parents who came to our 6th Grade Science Fair! It was a BOOMING Success! Way to go 6th Grade!
Quest 2.0 Upcoming Events
Hello Parents and 6th-9th grade Students!!!!
Student Council is sponsoring some February activities that they would like to make you aware of:
“Have a HEART food drive:” This canned food drive will be going on all through the month of February. Please bring in non expired canned food to the 2.0 building. All donated food will be sent to the Utah Food Bank. The Utah Food Bank runs low on canned goods after the holiday season, so this is a wonderful time to think of others and donate canned food.
Friend Grams: Friend grams will be for sale for a quarter in the front lobby of 2.0 starting on Weds. the 7th. Fifth through ninth graders may purchase a “Friend Gram” that will be delivered to their friend on Valentines day. All money raised will go to future junior high activities.
Love to Bowl!!: The second annual Love to Bowl activity for 6th – 9th graders will be held at Fat Cats in Ogden on Friday, February 15th. The cost is $2.50, which is a fantastic deal and does include the shoe rental. Tickets need to be purchased in advance at 2.0, beginning tomorrow and will be on sale through February 13th. Bowling will begin at 4:30 pm. Please note that this is not a supervised activity, and drop off and pick up plans need to be made with your child.
Student Council hopes that you will participate in these activities!!
Open High School and NUAMES
Our 9th grade students will be attending a presentation from Open High School today at 1:00 pm in Mr. Short’s room. Last week reps. from NUAMES met with 9th graders and their parents to share info. about their program… The intent is to inform parents and 9th grade students of the diverse types of programs available for high school. We want the best for our students and their future!
