Students & Staff That Are Respectable & Responsible are Successful
Fourth-grade teachers, along side Nebo School District's Dance Specialist Melanie Fillmore, used dance and movement to introduced the three regions of Utah: Rocky Mountain, Great Basin, and Colorado Plateau.
Strike, Spare, Gutter ball! Mrs. Hooley's second-graders went subtraction bowling. Each player rolled the ball at cups and knocked down as many as they could. Then they subtracted the number knocked down from 10. A great time was had by all!
Fourth-graders help kindergarteners learn more about the butterfy life cycle.
When teachers take off, students still need to learn! That's why our school, already short on substitute teachers, is looking to increase our pool of reliable subs.
Mrs. James' class enjoyed learning about some interesting heritage of our beautiful Salem City! Thank you to the Utah Daughter's of Pioneers that showed us around the historical cabin, and monuments surrounding it! We love going to school in Salem!
The Book Fair is now open and will run through Friday. Come on in and check out what we have! Lots of books for all ages.
Mrs. Nybo's class is getting ready for Farm Field Day on Sept. 27th by learning about agriculture.
Salem Elementary participates in the GAINS program: Growing Arts In Nebo Schools. Each year a Fine Arts specialist works with the teachers of Salem Elementary to help integrate the arts into the classroom curriculum. This year we have a dance specialist, Melanie Fillmore, working at our school.
Today students got to explore opposites through movement; stop/go, fast/slow, and high/low. Also, teachers got some great ideas to implement in their classrooms.
Just a friendly reminder that today is Teacher Development Day and school will be dismissed at 12:00.
One of the cool things about 3rd Grade is we learn how to type. It has been awesome having access to Chromebooks in our classrooms!