Who is Your Hero?

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It's Red Ribbon week at Riverview, with a week full of fun and learning about how to keep away from the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol.  On Tuesday, faculty and students dressed as their superhero.  Here is a picture of the office staff honoring one of our greatest heroes at Riverview- Mr. Canto! 

Heroes come to school every day.  We appreciate our teachers and parents who help our students learn so much!  What's your super power?

 

Attributions
Lisa Muirbrook

We Have A Winner!!

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Out of 7,000 students throughout the state who participated in "Walk More in Four", we have a winner at Riverview!  Kourtney, in Mrs. Jarvis' fourth-grade class won a scooter and helmet from UDOT who sponsored the program, encouraging students to walk or ride to school and practice safe habits.  Way to go, Kourtney!!

Attributions
Lisa Muirbrook

Mountain Man Visit

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Scott Sorensen, a mountain man came to Riverview to discuss the importance of being a mountain man and told some exciting tall tales to the fourth graders.  The fourth graders had the chance to hear animal calls and touch real animal furs. They also learned some history of mountain men in Utah.  Mr. Sorensen was the author of a book called, "Kipawa River Chronicles" that is currently in our library.  Thank you Mr. Sorensen for taking the time out of your day to visit our school!

Attributions
Shalese Rogers, Alesha Price

Reflections Contest

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Friday, we had an assembly to kick off our Reflections Contest.  We had local artists come and share their talents with us to inspire us in our creativity.  The theme is "The Magic of the Moment".  Capture your magical moments and enter the Reflections Contest!! 

 

Visit From Living Planet Aquarium

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Second Graders were treated to an in-house field trip provided by The Living Planet Aquarium on September 7th.  Students learned about the continents, the rain forests, and some the animals and insects that are found there.  They were able to touch them, too!

Attributions
Sherilyn Woodhouse

Green Ribbon Week

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All week long, we are learning about how to be safe in the car and walking or riding our bikes to and from school.  The PTA has planned fun activities to help us remember the little things that help keep us safe in a big way.  Here is what we've done so far...

We kicked off the week with wearing green and having an assembly with fun games to remind us of safety rules.

We wore mismatched shoes to remind us to "watch our step" and keep safe.

We wore bright colors like they did in the 80s to be seen by cars.

We Are Riverview!

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And we are a team!  Teamwork is our theme this year, and we do a great job of it at Riverview!  We also like to have lots of fun while working hard at this. 

Attributions
Ladd Muirbrook

WELCOME BACK!!

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Here we are again for another wonderful year at Riverview Elementary!  It has been a great few first days of school!  All of the students met with Mrs. Muirbrook today for some tips on how to be an excellent student at this school.  Welcome back, everyone!!

Saying Goodbye

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We are gutted at Riverview to have Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. Lowe leaving us.  There was an assembly today in which each grade put together a little farewell tribute for each.  There were candy posters, fun songs, and excellent advice from the first graders.  We wish them both all the best in their new endeavors!!  We will MISS you!!! 

Riverview's Got Talent!

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Riverview indeed has talent, lots of it!  Students shared their talents and skills with the school on May 22nd.  Talents numbers included singing, piano, dancing from different cultures to hip hop, and other musical instruments.  Well done!