Young Utahns Become Traders and Trappers at Rendezvous

This was a first...at Cedar Ridge Elementary...Mountain Man Rendezvous celebrated on November 22nd! For about one hour students became TRADERS and TRAPPERS and enjoyed activities similar to those available in Utah back in the 1830s to 1840s. Students enjoyed a good arm wrestling tournament, games, tall tale stories, and a trading post snack. Students previously worked to earn "beaver pelts" to "trade" for goods.  It was apparent that we need to have a second opportunity to "trade" because several students had several pelts left over! This was a culminating activity after studying Chapter 4 in our Utah history book as well as listening to our guest speaker, Mr. Sorensen,  a true blue mountain men.  Several students being intrigued by his lifestyle, committed to becoming a mountain man in the future! 

 

Graveyard Goodies and Slime Made Our Buzzing Halloween Time

Thanks to our creative parents, our Halloween activities were extra spooktacular this year!

I appreciate brave parents who are willing to join us on "the most hyper" day of the year.

Mix a Little Flour, Salt, and Water...What do you have?

THE BUSY BEES ARE GREAT TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP MAKERS! SEE OUR FUN! Special thanks to Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Li, and Mrs. Wolfley for helping us survive the process!

Busy Bee Class Off to Bee-rific Start

Thanks to my new bees and buzzin' parents (this means busy and "on the ball"), our classroom this year is off to a BEE-RIFIC start! I appreciate your help with our first homework assignment!  The honeycomb is handsome and bee-utiful! Also, I appreciate the many wonderful classroom supplies!  Your generosity is  overwhelming to be honest.  Thanks for your donations and your support!  Your kindness is noticed!  Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!