Art City Yearbook Cover Ideas

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Have you ever wondered how a yearbook cover is created?  At Art City Elementary, students are invited to submit pictures of what they think the cover should look like; a jury of judges look at all of the pictures and decides what picture should be used.  This year all of the pictures that were submitted were on display in the gym during the "Great Artist" gallery display.  Thank you students for caring for the school and wanting to help create the year book. 

Art City Great Artist Gallery

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Art City Elementary students have been busy all year learning about different artists and art techniques.  Each student chose their favorite piece of art and it was displayed in the Gym during the family night of the Book Fair March 14-17th.  Students who visited the "Art Gallery" created chalk pictures, played games, and had photo opportunity to be the Mona Lisa.  Thank you parents and PTA for all of your help in putting on such a magnificent gallery. 

Art City State Chess Tournament

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Art City Elementary school's Chess Club had the opportunity to compete in the State Chess Tournament that was held at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Saturday, March 13, 2016.  Students have been working hard, competing on the school and District level since October.  Students are taught on their level of skill and progress through harder lessons as the year progresses, getting them ready for tournaments.  Thank you all for your help and support through the past four months.  The following are individual 

A Secret Special Visitor comes To Art City Sixth-grade

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The 6th grade had quite a surprise this week when Matt Meese of Studio C came to talk with them.  He answered qestions about the show, favorite characters, how they come up with skits and other things.  By the way, his favorite characters to play are "Scott Sterling" and "The Shoulder Angel".  Matt does not usually talk to schools, but we were lucky enough to have his friend, Sabrina Fullmer, as a practicum student in Mrs. Makin's class. He came to us as a friendly favor for her.  THANKS MISS FULLMER!!!!!

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Written by Ann Makin

The Great Artist Program Tuesday, March 15

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The students have been working hard throughout the year learning about many artists and the differenant techniques and mediums they used; from water colors, chalk, charcoal and crayons.  Please join Art City Elementary school Tuesday March 15th from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to each students "favorite" picture that they had the opportunity to create. (Picture from last year's gallery) 

Art City Elementary Presents "Seussical the Musical Jr."

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Art City Elementary School in Springville, Utah, students have been practicing since December for the Musical "Seussical the Musical, Jr." The directors Shana Huffaker, Michelle Gardiner and Julia Murray held auditions in November and students were "cast" and worked in groups during December and January then the entire cast (65) were brought together to begin "staging" in February.  Stage Manager, Julia Murray, and the stage crew started in January building props and getting set pieces ready; then came together with the cast to learn their cues for lighting and set changes.

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Pictures by Sheriece Farr

Kindergarten Dr. Seuss Day

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"Oh the things you can think!" Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Miner's Kindergarten classes celebrated Dr. Seuss Day by making Cat in the Hat hats, eating green eggs and ham, okay really it was green sherbert with whipped cream.  The Kindergarten classes had the opportunity to watch the school play "Seussical" and have their pictures taken in the "Jungle of Nool".

Steve James Visits Art City Elementary

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On Thursday, February 18th, 2016, Art City Elementary School, Springville, Utah, had the opportunity to hear from Steve James, a motivational speaker who helps students become better. 

"Steve James has been positively affecting the lives of children and families through his effective and entertaining school assembly programs for many years.

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Pictures by Sarah Ferrin