Oh Johnny Oh! and the Boot Scootin' Boogie were just a few of the dances that fourth graders shared with their parents at their Fourth Grade Hoedown Dance Night. A lot of smiles were seen while both students and parents tore it up on the dance floor with a little heel toe doce doeing. It was a much anticipated event and ended up being a very special night indeed.
UVU School of Education students visited Salem Elementary school to facilitate a Engineering and Technology Fair for our fifth and sixth graders. Students learned a lot and had so much fun participating in a variety of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) actvities.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 27, Salem 6th Grade students will be transported by bus to the Salem Junior High for the 7th Grade Registration Assembly.
A packet of registration paperwork will be sent home with your child and will need to be completed and turned into his/her teacher by the morning of Friday, March 8.
Sixth Graders were introduced to the Salem Junior High's orchestra program last week.
Kindergarten registration, traditionally held in March, will be moved to the summer and combined with grades 1st -12th. More detailed information regarding summer registration for K-6th will be sent out to you before the end of the school year.
Parents can prepare now for registering their kindergarten children by making sure they have a birth certificate and that their child is current on the following immunizations: DTap, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Polio, Varicella and MMR by the end of July.
Salem Elementary was delighted to welcome the Utah Opera to our school. During a schoolwide assembly, members of the Utah Opera used a 'Game Show' theme to teach us many different things about music and opera, and of course sang for us. It was a fun assembly and we learned lots!
Kindergarten has been learning about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln during the month of February. We learned how they helped build and unify our nation, the money we find these Presidents on, why we celebrate Presidents Day, and made a three cornered hat like George Washington. Happy Presidents Day!
March 4-8 is National School Breakfast Week. “Start Your Engines” each morning with a yummy school breakfast!
Good job to all those who participated in the school spelling bee, and congratulations to the winners: Nate Thorne, first place; Julia Walker, second place; and Will Turner, third place.
Salem fourth graders read the book, "Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch!", a sweet tale of how our actions, even small ones, can change lives. After, students made card kits that will be delivered to Primary Children's Hospital. A special thanks to our Literacy Coach, Mrs. Coates, for helping us with this fun project.