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1145 East 1200 North Street
Mapleton, UT 84664-3907
Phone: (801) 489-2863
Fax: (801) 489-2868
School Begins: 9:00 AM
School Ends: 2:30 PM Mondays; 3:15 PM Tuesdays-Fridays
Marcy Swan, An Amazing Volunteer
Attributions:
Sylvia Williams
Mrs.Williams, our librarian, has appreciated the creative genius of Marcy Swan. Marcy has been a volunteer for ten years. Her child no longer attends our school, yet she faithfully comes in and lends her creative talents to our library. Marcy has done amazing bulletin boards, displays and theme posters over the years. We appreciate the Marcy’s efforts in making the library an inviting place. Thank you, Marcy, for sharing your talents with Hobble Creek Elementary.
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on October 19, 2012
Attributions:
Pamela Schultz
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on October 19, 2012: Aiden Diamond, Sam Little, Emily Lindsey, Riley Bleggi, Brooklyn Martin, Jasmin Young, Parker Henderson, Madison Galbraith, Rylin Jones, Savanah Butler, Jackson McClean, Lydia Rowe, Hadley Coleman, Zac Ellis, McKenna Cherrington, Henry Killpack, Jackson Rosser, Brenden Dusenberry, Ady Montgomery, Emma Schultz, and Amanda Frei.
Fire Fighter visits Hobble Creek Kindergarten
Kindergarten students were visited by a fire fighter. They were told about avoiding fires, not playing with matches. If you are in a fire you should crawl to saftey to avoid breathing smoke. If fire is on you: stop, drop and roll. He told the students that fire fighters are your friend and you should run to them not away from them. He demonstrated how he can dress in his protective clothes very quickly.
Hobble Creek Students of the Week October 4, 2012
Attributions:
photo Linda Baird
Elsa Christensen, Brigham Call, Mitchell Holman, Jared Hardy, Lydia Gore, Halle Murphy, Keslee Van Orman, Samantha Stepp, Brianna Lewis, Grace Carter, Samantha Brady, Anna Lewis, Nathan Brown, Bastian LeBaron, Yoshi Miyagi, Trista Alvey, Sam Lindsey,Spence Winward, Eliza Ouzounian, Asher Hunt, Madisyn Freschknecht, Daniel Holden
Hobble Creek Field Trip to Diamond Fork
Attributions:
photos Miss Stransky
Hobble Creek fourth grade students went on a field trip to Diamond Fork Creek to learn about the plants, animals, and water of our area. They put on hip waders and used nets to look for bugs and fish in the river. They tested the ph level of the water. They used binoculars to observe birds and leaves on tree. They went on a plant identification treasure hunt. They learned about Utah animals from touching pelts, horns, antlers and beaks. It was a beautiful fall day and the forest service instructors gave them a hands-on opportunity to learn about their natural habitat.
Hobble Creek Students of the Week September 28, 2012
Attributions:
photo Pamela Schultz
The pictured students were Hobble Creek Elementary's STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on September 28, 2012: Caprice Sampson, Chase Dean, Nathan Wolfgramm, Javier Munoz, Brody Colton, Katherine Fisher, Grant Griffitts, Ashlyn Cannon, Jarom Miller, Isaac Harkness, Hanna Muzquiz, Rylan Taylor, Alta Fairborne, Josh Fielding, Kelsey Hardman, Kaitlin Elmont, Lynden Brogan, Bailey Monson, JaneAnne Metler, and Abby Griffin.
Hobble Creek Students of the Week September 21 2012
Attributions:
photo Pamela Schultz
The students of the week for September 21 were: Emma Ornelas, LydiaTempleman, Nathan Nelson, Ayden Christensen, Ashton Alvey, Bronson Smith, Riley Wolfgramm, Maggie Ribble, Olivia Smith, Abbey McQuivey, Heather Badger, Ethan Little, Hunter Hatfield, Cy Shumway, Josh Collette
Hobble Creek 1st-grade Zoo Field Trip
Attributions:
photos by Brandi Wayment
The first grade went to the Hogle Zoo on Friday September 21, 2012. They have been reading about animals and making animal art work.
Hobble Creek Carnival
Attributions:
photos by Steffany McCausland, Liz Porter
Hobble Creek PTA put in many hours to create a great carnival on Friday September 21.
S.N.A.P.
Attributions:
photo: Bailey Monson
Student Neighborhood Access ProgramThere is growing concern about the safety of children who walk or bike to school. Fewer children walking and biking to school today has resulted in increased traffic congestion around schools and decreased the number of healthy activities children participate in.
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