Ms. Harris' students are creating reports on animals indigenous to Utah.  Students are learning to drag and drop images, cite sources, and search for quotes that bring their reports to life.

Third grade students learned about taking care of our earth in a fun hands on way!  Expert visitors from McWane Ductile-Utah, taught students about the way plants help our environment. Students also learned about ways that they can conserve. Each student happily went home with a plant to remind them of the wonderful things they learned today!

Reading can be delicious!  Mt. Loafer feels like the happiest place in the world when the halls are filled with parents and children reading together while enjoying scrumptious donuts.  Thank you to parents who come share the importance of reading with their child at school.  Thank you to the PTO who encourage every child to love to read as well as learn to read.  

Mt. Loafer teachers like to "catch" their students doing good things...following school rules, practicing the Mt. Loafer life skills, using safe behaviors, making a good effort, just helping create a fun, safe school!

Excellent Students during the month of March:

Mila Clark, Bella Rust, Talya Svetz, Colton McGhie, Elliana Barben, Barrett Magoffin, Abby Rasmussen, Blake Mayfield, Talmage Wallace, Jack Shepherd, Parker Riding, Kelton Young, Aislyn Hunter, Brylnee Ault, Jordan Ritchie, Brooklyn Rust, Jordan Ritchie, Brooklyn Rust, Joey Anderson, Lexi Quist, Brenna Mayfield, Sara Nelson, Preston Wallentine, Madison Oss, Kameryn Hayes, Eric Cheney, Mari Paxton, Kynli Anderson, Ryan Brinkerhoff, Brynlee Rust, Brandon Youd, Bryton Morris, Celeste Cope, Jeremy Driscoll

Monday was a special day for Cassidy Burningham!  Cassidy won the drawing for a bike from Ken Garff.  All those students who have been reading and have met the monthly grade level goals were able to put their names into a drawing for a bike.  Cassidy's name was drawn!  Thanks to Ken Garff for supporting our readers! Keep reading, Mt. Loafer Grizzlies!  

How long does it take to make kettle corn for the whole school? Just ask Mrs. Killian and Mr. Roberts who happily spent THE WHOLE DAY popping and making kettle corn for students with good citizenship!  Mt. Loafer was filled with smiling faces smelling the sweet aroma of kettle corn popping. The smiles increased as students enjoyed eating this delicious treat from the principal.  Mrs. Killian tells us she loves us....and we think she does!  We love her too!  Thank you Mrs. Killian and Mr. Roberts!

Thursday, March 12th, was the fourth grade’s annual hoedown and we were wowed with the great dance moves.  Look for yourselves!  Thank you, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Trythall, Miss Harris and Mrs. Turner!

Dr. Seuss shared his love for reading with the world.  Mt. Loafer celebrated his birthday, and Read Across America Week, with special activities each day.  Take a quick peek at our week!

Georgia Hancock, UEI teacher, was recognized by her colleagues as an outstanding educator who touches the lives of students, parents, and other teachers.  

Georgia is always looking for new ideas and ways to help her students learn and have fun.  She always finds the time to help others and to make other people feel special.  Her students are never far from her thoughts.