The second grade classes at Art City have been reading and drinking "Freckle Juice".  All the students ended up with "freckles" on their face by the end of the day!  They had so much fun!

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On Friday, September 2nd, Art City Elementary 4th grade students made graham cracker maps showing the three regions of Utah and other geographic features.  It was a yummy project!

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Don't forget school pictures on September 13th.  Your child will be bringing home a packet this week.  If you'd like to prepay online go to mylifetouch.com and put in our Picture Day ID: EVTVFCXQ4.  Even if you aren't purchasing a picture packet, every student should have their picture taken for the yearbook and to update their student photo in Infinite Campus.

Third grade students in Miss Anderson’s class had an opportunity to play the Coqui frogs in Mrs Gervais' music class.

Mrs. Jensen, the school counselor, introduced the LIFT program on Tuesday, August 23. LIFT stands for "Life In Future Training".  Students will be learning how to set goals and how to reset goals if they didn't work out the first time.  They will be learning to do repetitions of their goals, just like a bodybuilder does to get stronger.  Lifting one weight at a time won't work, you get stronger by lifting one weight multiple times, which are called reps. The same goes for our goals.  Repeating an action over and over will help them to accomplish their goals.   Mrs.

Fourth grade students in Mrs. Houston’s class were given the assignment to draw themselves as if they were falling.  This is to depict that they have "fallen into the fourth grade". 

Students in Miss Wood and Miss Bertrum's fifth grade classes had the opportunity to share what they would change if they could change the world.