Taylor Elementary had a great Constitution Day! The morning began with the sixth-grade student council reading facts about the constitution over the announcements. Right after, Mrs. Robbins played a song for the school that explained what the constitution was about. In classrooms, students celebrated by wearing red, white and blue, singing patriotic songs and reading about the history of this day.
This Thursday is the 228th anniversary of the signing of the constitution. As a school, we will be honoring one of the country's most important documents. Please help Taylor Elementary celebrate by wearing our nation's colors... red, white and blue!!
Classes that have the highest percentage of red, white and blue colors will be invited to listen to patriotic stories read by Mrs. Robbins while eating popcorn!
Let's help show our American pride at Taylor!!!!
Parents...
Here are the themes that have been chosen for the PTA's Silent Auction baskets that will be auctioned off at the Fall Carnival.
If you are able to donate, please have items to the teacher by September 23rd.
K Bradford:
K Sumens: Learning Fun/ABC's
1 Mayhew: Fall
1 Robison: Game Night
1 Oakeson: Baking
1 Clove: Date Night
2 Leavitt: BYU/Football
2 Fullmer: Chocolate
2 Groneman: Camping
3 Ellsworth: Chocolate Lovers
3 Provstgaard: Disney
3 Charles: Baking
Fourth and fifth graders at Taylor Elementary have been working hard on remembering what their E.A.R.S. are for...reading out loud! Reading with Expression, Accuracy, Rate and Smoothness are things that a good reader does when they're reading aloud. Each Friday, Mrs. Corbin, Ms. Whicker, Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Muhelstein's classes have the chance to show off their skills by reading to the four first grade classes. This is a fun opportunity for both grades to look forward to because it gives them a chance to practice reading, make new friends, and learn from each other.
Taylor School had the privilege of participating in a patriotic flag ceremony this morning. In honor of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, the flag at Taylor School was lowered halfway by Army veteran, Marshall Ludwig, who served honorably in the Viet Nam War. This was an emotional experience for many who were there.
As Taylor tigers, we Reach our potential, Own up, Accept everyone and Remember who we represent. Today was a great day to be a tiger, and remember all those who have bravely sacrificed their lives for our freedoms!