{ Welcome to Tucker Beach }

We are to meet at the FrontRunner Station in Roy {4155 S. Sandridge Road} by 8:30 am. We will then depart on our long journey to Ogden….

We will walk down to the Christmas Village and walk around to see all of the cute villagers and then head over to Peery’s Egyptian Theater to watch the famous Isaac perform. Following which we will eat lunch and then head over to the Union Station to check out the trains and such.

We will catch the earliest train from Ogden to Roy, which will be at 3:09p and get back to the Roy station by 3:17p. Please pick your child up at the station shortly following our return.

If parents who are chaperoning would rather take their student and meet us at the Ogden Station they are welcome to do so. Any parent that wishes to take thier child home after the ballet, is also welcome to do so. I will have a check out sheet with me so that you do not have to come back to the school to check them out. { I need to know tonight if you are transporting your own child so that I do not purchase a ticket for them tomorrow, please!}

Looking forward to a FaNtaStiCal day!!!

If anyone has a stapler they are able to bring to school tomorrow for Eli’s humanities project, that would be great! If it is a tiny one, then that is even better! thanks!

Have a terrific weekend!!

This just in…….

What a fantabulous day!!!

Great job on your humanities project, Ethan O!



Homework:
Read for at least 20 minutes {Remember that you need to get your book approved by Friday!}
Science: Work on SPOW….due December 13
WTW: Use at least 12 words in a story
Math: Practice your math facts. Since we had a test today, we will not have homework tonight.
Please costume your Santa and return by Friday.

Happy Thanksgiving!

The blankets are done! What a heart warming expression of hope from these kiddos! {I realized as the pictures went up that not everyone got an individual picture…at least we are all in the group shot!}

We have had many discussions over the past weeks about what we are thankful for. One of the things that we are grateful for is that we have ways to be comforted and warm. As one of our service learning opportunities this year, we are making blankets for a women’s and children’s shelter. The students selected the blankets, are quilting them, and are making a fun fringe for their blanket. One of the special parts of this blanket is the heart that they sew onto the corner of the blanket with a note saying, “From a little friend in Utah. A warm hug from me to you.”

homework:
WTW: sort and glue
read 20 minutes or more
Math: Round to the nearest tenth and the nearest one and solve {each problem is worth 3 points}
1. 4.56 + 12.5
2. 96.33 + 2.4
3. 876.56 + 90.4

What a great field trip! Once it got started, no one wanted it to end! Thanks to our fabulous chaperones: Mrs. Pio, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Judkins, Ms. Crozier, Mr. Day, Mr. Fong, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Endo, and Mr. Hutchinson!