This past week, the Spirit Day Team handed out 4 trophies! Mrs. Davis’ 2nd Grade Class, Mrs. Deardeuff’s 4th Grade Class, Mrs. Frossard’s 4th Grade Class and Mrs. Nielson’s 5th Grade Class all had 100% of their students Rockin’ the Red for Spirit Day Friday!  Congratulations on making a Tidal Wave of Red at Cherry Creek!

Cherry Creek welcomes Mr. Jack Daybell as our new Head Custodian.  Mr. Daybell has worked for the district on and off since he was 14 years old.  He graduated from Springville High School. He likes to play pickle ball and watches NFL football on his time off.  He looks forward to coming to work and helping the students and faculty.  The thing that Mr. Daybell wants everyone to know is that he is willing to help in any way and wants to improve everyone’s school & work experience.  When you see Mr.

How clever and creative can you be?  Let’s see your Valentine Box Creations!

So what comes after the 100th Day of School?  The 101st Day! And what better theme to help celebrate than 101 Dalmatians!  A Dress Up Day and Activities to learn about 101 makes learning fun!

2nd Graders also celebrated the 100th Day of School with different activities!  They counted out 100 fruit loops and then got to eat the cereal with milk.  Some students got to see how many jumps they could do in 100 seconds.  Mrs. Davis and Quinn McSweeney dressed up as centenarians.  What a fun day in 2nd grade!

The First Graders celebrated the 100th Day of school doing some fun activities!  They made a 100’s Hat, looked for 100 chocolate kisses, stacked 100 cups, found out how long 100 cubes measured, made a picture using 100 shapes and painted a picture using 100 dots.  Thanks to our 1st Grade Team for making the 100th Day of School so fun!

On Thursday and Friday, the 6th Graders were posed a problem:  How do you help a community lessen the effects of earthquakes and volcanoes?  Here’s pictures of their  thought process and solutions.

This past Friday, we had 3 Winners for Spirit Day!  Mrs. Golding’s 1st Grade Class, Mrs. Frossard’s 4th Grade Class and Mrs. Nielson’s 5th Grade Class had 100% of their students Rockin’ the Red.  Congratulations!  Thanks for showing your School Spirit!

Mrs. Frossard’s 4th Grade class is learning about Utah History.  Native American people that lived in the Utah area wove baskets to carry things in, such as plants.  Students in Mrs. Frossard’s class wove paper strips together to make baskets to help them understand how others carried & transported things.

Students in Mrs. Smallcomb’s music class used Boomwhackers to learn about Tempo and Pitch.  Mrs. Smallcomb finds unique ways to teach the basics of music.  She makes learning music fun and interesting!