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Riverview Elementary Weekly Newsletter

Submitted by angela.killian on

Principal Moment

Every February our school is invited to Spanish Fork High School to watch a theater production.  Some of our students have never seen a live theater production before.  It is a wonderful cultural experience for all of them.

This trip is always extra special because several Riverview Rams are always in the production. 

Riverview Elementary Weekly Newsletter

Submitted by angela.killian on

Principal Moment

To celebrate the hundredth day of school, young children all over the country sing songs, shout cheers, read books, count numbers, chant poems, make murals, and string Froot Loop necklaces.  When I was a kid, no one celebrated 100th Day.  Now it’s huge. 

Monday, Riverview students in grades 1 - 6 will celebrate the 100th day of school (Kindergarten will celebrate the 100th day on February 3rd.) 

Riverview Elementary Weekly Newsletter

Submitted by angela.killian on

Principal Moment

I wish the Riverview families a glittery, sparkly, joyful Christmas.  May the holiday season become merrier for you with good health and lots of smiles!  Have a wonderful Christmas! 

Food Drive-Cans for Kids

We truly appreciate the tremendous support!  The supply of food and clothing this year has been the best we have had yet! 

Learner Powers/Animal Characters

Riverview Elementary Weekly Newsletter

Submitted by angela.killian on

Principal Moment

I consider myself a classroom teacher.  I am constantly asking myself: Have I taught them

Have I taught them how to think when the answer isn’t right there? 

Have I taught them the joy of learning? 

Have I taught them the satisfaction you feel when you do your best?  

Have I taught them that it is OK to make mistakes?

Have I taught them that learning is lifelong?

Third Grade Scientists!

Submitted by misty.jones on

Thanksgiving Point visited Riverview third graders. Third graders were scientists as they observed and investigated mealworms and tulip bulbs. They discussed the differences between living and nonliving things. The third graders loved being scientists and learning new things! Be on the lookout for our classes’ new terrariums (featuring mealworms)!

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