Peanut Bust At Lapoint School By Sixth Grade News Team
Lapoint School fifth and sixth graders wrote editorials and feature stories in class. A Peanut Bust was planned for about three weeks by Lloyd Huber Don Johnson and Martin Huber. On Friday November 14 1053 students brought five or ten cents to pay for peanuts and Mrs Thompson was surprised when the peanuts were passed out by Don Johnson and Martin Huber after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jenkins
Lapoint School
Sories
Hielow
Nancy Jenkin
Mra Thompson
Lloyd Huber
Don Johnson
Martin Huber
Litter Bugs mar Utah beauty in kid notes
Editorial urges cleanliness with a Utah trip tale where a beer can tossed from a car endangers travelers. A sixth grader signs as Joan Winn and calls litter bugs dangerous, while a school conference at Lapoint listed student exhibits in science and family books. Traffic rules remind students to walk on the right in single file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
David Hacking
Utah
Joan Winn
Lapoint
Central School First Grade Thanksgiving Projects
Mrs Merrells and Mrs Johnsons classes at Central School display a turkey hand puppet project for Thanksgiving and a mural titled Animals in Winter. Students write poems about popping corn and study plant growth, seeds, and savings stamps while sharing classroom tasks and problemsolving activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell
Central School
Damp Tenek Hauls Coal for Local Schools
Uintah School District uses a dump truck to haul 13 to 14 tons of coal per trip for the district and substitutes lump coal for 15 bus garages. Driver Ivan DeMillen, employed 20 years, has supplied all coal in the district for seven years, primarily from the Staley Mine in Colorado with occasional trips to Colorado Coal Company. The operation saves about 160 per ton versus local purchase. Summer work includes hauling gravel and asphalt for school maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Dhalet
Ivan DeMillen
Staley
Colorado
Colowgo Coal Company
Craig
Meeker
Vernat
DeMille
Dinosaurs and Rocks Lesson at Naples School
Fifth graders at Naples School enjoyed a science talk by Mrs Untermann about dinosaurs. Students learned they ruled land for 140 million years, were cold blooded, laid eggs, and varied in size. The era ended with climate cooling and glacier growth. Mrs Untermann donated a set of small dinosaur models to the class.
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Naples
Untermann
Rock Collection Class Learnings With Fossils and Wood
A class collects rocks including petrified wood from the Petrified Forest and fossils. Students sort into three rock groups and classify fossils and bone. Mrs Untermann explains rock formation, making the visit a wonderful experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrified Forest
Gan
Tyne Ong
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Noom
Mra Morrill
Isabelle Johnson
Sid Grade
Renita Risner
Ernest Holmes
Chers
Todd School
Erma Anderton
Sandra Winn
Arlene Larsen
Frank Murdock
James Minnis
Columbus
van DeMille
Basilas
Featuring
Julie
Vernal Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Priber
Ainetica
Pontac
Engineering
Pontiac
Pontiag
Humber
Catalina
Star Chis & Sonneville
Laugh Motor Company
Uintah High School
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