The East Meadow fifth grade students visited the Utah State Capitol building. The building houses the offices of the Utah Governor, as well as the Utah State Legislature. While there, the students learned interesting facts about the state of Utah and came to better understand the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of government.
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4th grade has been learning about energy transfers for science! Today, students were able to create their own Rube Goldberg machines. These machines use a set of reactions one after another in order trigger a final event. These students each received a bag of supplies and started building! We love seeing how creative they are!
The 3rd Graders were able to go to Thanksgiving Point today and visit the Butterfly Biosphere. They learned about life cycles, examined bugs in different stages of their life cycles, and were able to see around one hundred butterfly's. Some students were lucky enough to have them land on them. #wintheday #activelearning #3rdgrade
Ms.Sundrud's class was the Spirit Day winners today! Way to go 5th graders!
Fourth grade went to Camp Floyd today. They learned about the history of the old military camp and did some fun activities from that era. They went to a pioneer school, made adobe bricks, & candles. They also competed in a Pony Express relay, toured the Stagecoach Inn and museum.
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The fifth graders had a fun time at the Revolutionary War walking field trip. They learned about General Von Steuben and his drill commands. They played games that soldiers would’ve played to pass the time away. Cats cradle and Pick up sticks were their favorites. They made tricorn hats and even had a grade level drill down. Thanks to all our parent volunteers!