Fifth grade celebrated the 67th day of school, because apparently it's a thing! IYKYK
First grade had Red Butte Gardens come recently and teach us how plants adapt to survive in the desert. In science we have been learning about day patterns. We got to explore how shadows move.
Second grade had Katie and Sen from the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium visit recently. They taught us about the rainforest habitat and brought some visitors with them. We met Edgar, a Madagascar hissing cockroach, Boots, a giant African millipede and Kermit, a White's tree frog. We were excited to learn about this amazing habitat and how we can help protect it.
Mrs. Skidmore's class recently made paper mitt puppets based on "The Adventures of Don Quixote." Mrs. Bean, Taylor's BTS Drama Coach, showed students how to make the puppets. Puppets of Don Quixote and Pancho Sanza will be used to designate character traits.
Mrs. Patten's art classes have been creating art with different blocks.
Please consider donating to this worthy cause.
Mrs. Olsen's first grade class made skeletons after learning about the skeleton system.
We have an incredibly rare opportunity to participate in the 9/11 Remembrance Event being held at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds. This is not just for students, it is for all our families. Please take some time today , Thursday, September 11th through Saturday, September 13th from 9 am to 9 pm to attend this wonderful event. We are so grateful to the Major Brent Taylor Foundation for putting on this event and helping us to "REMEMBER".
At our first Tiger Pride assembly, we welcomed our newest Taylor Tigers. We are so happy to have them at our school! We also celebrated the first group of tiger pride winners. They got to party with the principal! At the end, our awesome fifth grade led the school in the school dance.
These three beautiful fourth grade girls sang our first student led national anthem of the school year. They did an amazing job!
Mrs. Jacobsen's first grade class enjoyed learning about drama from Mrs. Bean, our amazing drama specialist.
Mrs. Graves Fourth grade class working on teamwork.
First Grade celebrating the first Friday of the school year with a refreshing treat.
Nebo is partnering with the Utah Food Bank again this year to provide free summer meals in four of Nebo School District communities. Fresh and free summer meals will be offered every Monday through Friday.
Nebo se está asociando con el Banco de Alimentos de Utah nuevamente este año para proporcionar comidas de verano gratuitas en cuatro de las comunidades del Distrito Escolar de Nebo. Se ofrecerán comidas de verano frescas y gratuitas de lunes a viernes.
Due to the weather today, Taylor Elementary will be postponing their Lower Grade Field day as well as their upper grade Pool day. It is rescheduled for this Wednesday. If you are a parent volunteer for the field day, will you please reach out to your student's teacher to let them know if you are available on Wednesday to do Field Day? Pool will be from 12:00 to 2:00 on Wednesday. More information about field day this afternoon.
Tee up for a great cause at the 2nd annual Feed the Kids Foundation Golf Tournament! Gather your friends, family, and colleagues for a day filled with fun, camaraderie, and golf, all while supporting a worthy cause. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of children in need.
Register here: https://givebutter.com/c/ftkgolfclassic25
Kids Cause is excited to invite you to our Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, June 2! This event will support students in Nebo School District by helping provide glasses, dental work, clothing, and other essentials. Kids Cause works closely with school social workers and administrators to identify students who need extra help, making a real difference in our community.
The tournament promises a fun day for a great cause — just $60 per person! Bring your own foursome if possible! Lunch will be provided, and there will be lots of prizes to win throughout the day. Come enjoy a round of golf and help us continue supporting kids in need! We hope to see you there!
2nd Grade learned about the importance of agriculture and enjoyed the great weather at the park
Bright Ideas
When: June 30- July 3 and 7-11, 2025
8:00 a.m. to Noon
Where: Larsen Elementary School, Spanish Fork
Cost: $150 Per Child
Bright Ideas is for highly motivated elementary students interested in learning new things. Open to all students entering kindergarten through those entering seventh grade this fall.
Students will use creativity, critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication, and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) skills to learn more about animals and the world around them.
Registration Due: June 20, 2025
Register online: https://www.eventsquid.com/event/28121
For more information, email angela.eckhardt@nebo.edu.
Time is running out to order 2024-2025 Yearbook and enjoy free delivery right to the school! If you would like a yearbook, you must order by APRIL 15th!
