Second Grade has loved STEM and learning lots of problem-solving strategies this year. They have learned a great growth mindset and how to keep trying even if something is hard!
about 1 year ago, Riley Davis
Invisible Ink!
How to build the strongest tower.
Team work!
How to build a boat that can support weight.
Secret Messages.
Fifth grade had fun in STEM, connecting what they're learning about the American Revolution with an engineering project! Students made their own clotheslines and devised ways to keep the clothes off the ground. They also made up a "code." For instance, if the clothes were hanging in a particular order, it meant, "I'm hungry for a burger and fries." During the Revolution, clothing items in certain orders meant that the Redcoats were near.
about 1 year ago, Deanna Gomez
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Fifth graders participated in a reader's theater on the American Revolution. Great reading and active listening skills!
about 1 year ago, Deanna Gomez
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Active Listening
We had the opportunity to celebrate our January students of the month this morning! We appreciate all their hard work. The students got their award and a brag tag.
about 1 year ago, Dallin Gittins
January Students of the Month
We are so grateful for our counselors, Mrs. Dianna Serfustini and Mrs. Amanda Morris! They do so much for our school and we love them so much! Happy School Counselors Week!
about 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
counselors
Next week is our Kindness/Hope Week. Here's an outline of daily challenges and events.
about 1 year ago, Dianna Serfustini
Kindness
Happy 101st day of school!
over 1 year ago, Tayler Kent
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5th graders did a fun communication building activity this week. Students partnered up to draw a picture that only one student could see and had to describe to the their partner.
over 1 year ago, Deanna Gomez
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The Final Product
Here is the Golden Spike PTO Newsletter for February!
over 1 year ago, Dallin Gittins
PTO Newsletter
Last week we recognized some of our for December's Students of the Month. They got a certificate with the good things that they were being recognized for and a brag tag! We appreciate all their hard work!
over 1 year ago, Dallin Gittins
December Students of the Month
We love our STEM and Computer Science Programs at Golden Spike! Mrs. Hansen has been teaching the students how to use block coding with Finch Bots to light up, make noise, draw shapes, and work their way through a maze. Next up, bot jousting!!!
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
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students coding
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students using robots
students using robots
students using robots
students using robots
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Do you ever see good things happening and wish there was a way to share it? Thanks to YouUplift.com, there is now an easy way to share all the great things happening at Golden Spike Elementary, both within the school day and beyond! Simply give a shout-out or a recognition and the positive message will be shared on our You-Uplift display at the school. Thanks to Weber State University for sponsoring this for our school! Click the link to be taken to our kindness wall...let's see how many positive messages we can get today! https://youuplift.com/golden-spike-elementary-kindness-wall/
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
You Uplift
WSU
BESD: Today, Wednesday, January 17, 2024 will be a virtual learning day. Students will attend school from home and access assignments from the teacher via email/Canvas after 10:00 am.
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
Kindergarten Parents, This is a reminder about the opportunity to learn all about our Chinese immersion programs that we offer at golden Spike! Observe a DLI class in action tomorrow, Friday January 5, at Golden Spike Elementary from 9:30-10:30 AM! Parents of current DLI students will be available to answer any questions you might have about the program. There will also be an in-person parent meeting on Friday, January 5 at the Box Elder School District Office Building at 5:00 PM. You will be able to hear first-hand experiences and ask questions about the benefits of the dual language immersion programs offered in our district. Your children had a great lesson in their kindergarten classes yesterday with our Chinese DLI teachers! Ask them what they learned! We hope that you will consider dual language immersion and hope to see you at these great events to learn more! The deadline to apply through Passport is January 15. Let us know if you need help with the application process!
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
Chinese Lesson
Chinese Lesson
Chinese Lesson
Chinese Lesson
DLI Open House Flier
Golden Spike Families, attached is the PTO's newsletter for the month of January. Thanks for everyone's support.
over 1 year ago, Dallin Gittins
PTO Newsletter
Thanks so much to the BEHS Madrigals with Mr. Larson as director for helping us ring in the Christmas break. They are so talented and we appreciate them sharing their talents with us!
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
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madrigals
See the attached information regarding dual language class observations!
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
DLI
Some holiday fun!!
over 1 year ago, Tayler Kent
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Updated! Please see next week's schedule and have a great weekend!
over 1 year ago, Shaylyn Ekins
updated schedule
Second Grade had a great time on their fieldtrip to the Natural History Muesum in Salt Lake City! They learned so much about the history of Utah as well as other parts of the world!
over 1 year ago, Riley Davis
The dinosaurs were a big hit!
There were lots of interactive activities!
Utah is home to some really interesting rocks!
Utah is home  to some of the biggest fossils in North America!
our second graders are so respectful. They loved hearing from the Muesum curator.
Thumbs up to fossils
The rocks and minerals floor was really cool to explore.
The weather and erosion simulators were really fun to experiment with.
Going over all the rules!
Cool things on every floor!