2015 Reading Frenzy

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On November 9, Cherry Creek's PTA hosted the annual Reading Frenzy. The four sessions included guest readers sharing their books, refreshments with parents reading to their children in the cafeteria, and a free Book Giveaway to ALL that attended. There were many smiling faces at the end of the evening as they returned home with a book of their choice.
      The profits from the Scholastic Book Fair last month made the free book giveaway possible.
Thank you PTA.

Attributions
Marjean Strong and Sarah Sumsion

Reflections Assembly

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Congratulations to all of the students who were recognized this week at our Reflections Assembly! There were a lot of students who participated and were able to show their talents in the various forms of art, such as visual arts, dance, writing, and photography. It is so great to see so much talent at Cherry Creek!

Staff Halloween Costumes!

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Halloween celebrations were so much fun at Cherry Creek this year. The parade was the highlight of the day! The teachers this year decided to do a theme of book characters. Here are the books they chose:

Preschool: "Five Little Pumpkins"

Kindergarten: “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish”

First grade: “Pinkalicious” (and other colors)

Second grade: “Click, Clack, Moo”

Third grade: “Harry Potter”

Fourth grade: “Enchanted Tales” (Disney Princesses)

Fifth grade: “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs”

Sixth grade: “The Lightning Thief”

Red Ribbon Week

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This week has been so much fun for Red Ribbon Week. Each day, students dressed up to represent being Drug Free! We even had athletes from BYU come and talk about how being drug free has helped them. They even had a push-up contest at the assembly! What a great way for the students to see how being drug-free is the way to go. 

Term 1 Rewards

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At the end of Term 1, every grade level was able to celebrate all of the students who did not receive 2 tickets. Congratulations to all of those who were able to participate! Here are some first and third grade students who watched a movie for their reward!

Daily Herald's Student of the Week

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Cherry Creek's very own Ella Unguren was chosen as the Daily Herald's student of the week! She was recognized for her ability to thrive in creativity and her involvement at school and at home. You can read the full article about Ella by clicking the link below. Congratulations Ella!

http://www.heraldextra.com/news/community/education/student-of-the-week-ella-unguren/article_a1b53cd7-aa3f-5567-b867-500120cecded.html#.Vh7RCltj7uk.email

Caterpillar Patterns

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Making patterns in Kindergarten is super fun!! Every student in Mrs. Bergera's class did an amazing job creating their very own pattern caterpillar. Here are pictures of both the AM and PM kindergartedn classes and their caterpillar patterns!

Attributions
Chelsie Bergera

October Book Fair!

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Our amazing PTA hosted the Scholastic Book Fair October 6-9. They had Grand Events where parents could come and eat with their students at lunch and go to the book fair. t is being held in the north gym. They also had a competition to see which grade level could bring in the most donations. The winning grade level teachers will be entered into a Monster Eating Contest! The amount of money in these jars will "tell the story" The decorations and displays were amazing, we have the greatest PTA!

Attributions
Marjean Strong

Power Plant Field Trip

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The fifth graders were able to go on a field trip to a power plant this week! They saw a safety demonstration that taught about blue stakes and why we should be careful around electricity. Students were also able to go inside the power plant!

Attributions
Scott Earl

Nebo School District Wellness Policy

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Here is a reminder of our school district's wellness policy:

Parents, teachers, and schools are encouraged to use non food items for parties, celebrations, and rewards.  Foods made available to students on campus for purposes of class or school parties, celebrations, or rewards should feature healthy choices and emphasize nutrient density, fruits and vegetables, minimal fats and added sugars, and moderate portion sizes.