Students enjoyed 'Rockin' and "Rollin' for reading today.  Thanks to our student council who gave some delightful announcements to begin It Rocks to Read day.  Thanks to our PTO who makes reading and book fairs so inviting.  Congratulations to Kindgergarten who won the penny wars and earned extra books from the book fair!

Nebo School District held the First and (hopefully) Annual Nebo Elementary Keyboarding Competition.  The event was held at Spanish Fork High School on April 13, 2016 from 3 to 8 p.m.

As special shout out to Nelson Barrett.  Nelson was one of forty fifth grade students to make it to the final round.  He finished the night with a net speed of 44 words per minute and 94% accuracy! 

Parents and pastries are a favorite Book Fair activity at Mt. Loafer, and today was just another practically perfect parent pastry event!  Thank You PTO for working so very hard to help reading to be such a treat for our children!  We love how your effort encourages children's learning and bring so many smiles to faces!

Did you know that Dr. Seuss invented the word NERD?   It was the name of a creature in the book, “If I Ran the Zoo”.  To quote Dr. Suess’ book, Mr. Grew would collect "a Nerkle, a Nerd, and a Seersucker too" for his imaginary zoo.  In honor our last beloved book fair for the year and in honor of Dr. Seuss, who was the wizard of words.... Mt. Loafer had a very fun NERD day!

Congratulations to the March Students of the Month!

As a reward for good citizenship, students enjoyed a morning of fun and excercise at the Provo Rec!  Activities included swimming, a lazy river, slides, rock climbing, water volleyball, racquetball, basketball, and tennis!  WE LOVE THIS TRADITION!

Thank you to all the PARENTS that brought some FUN and JOY to students with the much loved EASTER Parties!  This was a great way to start the week end and we hope all the parents who helped felt appreciation from our Mt. Loafer Grizzlies!

These pictures only show part of this wonderful event.  The singing and dancing delighted the audience.  This is the 3rd year our 2nd grade has put on the now famous EiEiOops production.  It was great fun to not only watch this years group of 2nd graders sing and dance, but many of the 3rd and  4th grade classes sang along with them during the performance for the school.  Parents were treated to their own performance later in the day. This is a beloved tradition and THANK YOU 2nd grade teachers for treating us to this classic event every year!

First grade students could not have been any cuter as they sang songs and put on puppet shows for proud parents today!  Reading a fairy tale is enjoyable, but performing a fairy tale with puppets makes a learning experience students will long remember!  Thank you 1st grade teachers and students!

Thank you for your great citizenship!  February students of the month are: Ian Willis, Tessa Dent, Angelina, Howes, Tate Butterfield, Emmie Fowles, Abbie Guerrero, Luke Johnson, Zach Johnson, Hallee Allred, Jace Braithwaite, Blake Mayfield, Avonly Tervort, Nicolai Clark, Sam Rawson, Serena White, Elijah Ellsworth, Suzy Peterson, Aisha Paxton, Triston Shepherd, Tyler Crippen, Audrey Nelson, Matthew Fowles, Daniel Turner, Apsen Palmer, Nathan Hill, Jaiden VanHorn, Mylee Vest, Kylee Cahoon, Charlie Cushing, Abby Haskell, Britney Otteson, Liz Benards, Kaily Gull, Eric Cheney, Cr