My First Day
See me skip, see me run,
I'm going to school like everyone!
See me work, see me play,
I'm in Kindergarten today!
Author: Unknown
We would like to welcome all the new Kindergarten students to East Meadows!
Welcome back to school! The theme for the 2013-2014 year is EAST MEADOWS ROCKS! The students Rock, the teachers and staff Rock, and you as parents Rock. We lost many students over the summer but gained some new. We welcome all the new students to our school. We also gained some new teachers. We would like to welcome them as well. We value all the parents who volunteer their time and talents to benefit the students and teachers of our school. Let's make this the best year ever!
The first graders enjoyed a day on the beach. The ended the day with fun water games.
The third grade enjoys a pizza party!
The 5th Grade celebrated the end of the school year with cruise day. They ate cruise type food, enjoyed the outdoors and ended the day with water games.
As we mark the end of another school year we reflect back on all the things we have learned and the fun we shared. Thank you teachers and parents of East Meadows Elementary for a great year! We especially want to thank our students for being the very best they can be!
I am Glad I was your Teacher!
I'm glad I was your teacher
I've come to love you so.
I can't believe the end is here.
I hate to see you go.
The Kindergarten students visited the Children's Museum in Salt Lake City for their last field trip of the year.
Ballet West Dance Academy teachers and dancers have been working with our 5th grade inspiring them that they CAN Dance. This workshop gives children the opportunity to experience dance first-hand. They taught them the importance of stretching out before and keeping our bodies healthy and strong. Ballet West offers this workshop to many schools across the Wasatch Front. Today in our assembly the instructor congratulated our school for being one of the most respectful schools they have attended. The 5th grade students performed the dance they learned today
The 5th grade students showed off their knowledge today on the 50 states. As part of the 5th grade curriculum they have learned about the states and memorized the 50 state capitols this year. Each student learned about a state they were interested in. They researched and found an interesting question about that state and made a diorama highlighting the question. The states fair is a fun event to showcase what the students have learned.
The Bean Museum at Brigham Young University brought their reptile show to the 2nd graders at East Meadows. The 2nd grade students have been learning about different types of animals. The museum brought a turtle, a lizard, and a snake, named cuddles. The presenter talked about the characteristics of reptiles. The students learned about different habitats and dangers of these kinds of animals. They even learned that when a reptile sticks out its tongue it is really smelling what is around it.