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On October 25, 2010 students at Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville received special awards. Three students from each class were chosen to receive awards for scholarship (red awards), citizenship (yellow awards), or special recognition (blue awards).
The students who received Scholarship awards are:
Kinder: Brenna Tate, Delanie O'Brien, Layna Boone, Eli Brown, Juve Lopez
On Friday, October 22nd, members of the Utah Opera hosted "Who Wants to Be An Opera Star" at Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville. The students were very entertained and even learned a few things about opera during the assembly. Who knows. Maybe some of our students will grow up to be an opera star!
Tuesday, October 19th was "Walk to School Day" at Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville. Students were encouraged to walk/ride their bikes to school. Many of them even remembered to wear green to show that they are trying to be safe!
Recently, 5th-graders from Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville were lucky enough to visit the Springville Power Plant. While they were there, they learned all sorts of cool things about electricity!
On September 30, 2010 students at Cherry Creek Elementary in Springville received special awards. Three students from each class were chosen to receive awards for scholarship (red awards), citizenship (yellow awards), or special recognition (blue awards).
The students who received Scholarship awards are:
Kinder: Kaylie Tracy, Taylor Hilmo, Keilani Baldwin, Tyler Abrams, Adolfo Serrano
On Friday, September 17th, 5th-graders at Cherry Creek Elementary put on a Wax Museum. Each student researched a famous person from history, then dressed up as that person for the wax museum. Visitors were able to push a "button" to make the kids talk about their person. It was a very informative wax museum!
On Friday, September 10th, 5th and 6th grade students from Cherry Creek Elementary had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit the Moving Vietnam Wall. Before leaving, Mr. Truscott - father-in-law to 6th-grade teacher Mrs. S. Truscott - spoke to the students about his experiences in the Vietnam war. Then the students rode a bus to the Spanish Fork Cemetery, where they were able to see the half size replica of the Vietnam Wall (the full size original is in Washington D.C.). The students were touched by the thousands of names written on the wall.