February 2016

Miss Sant a Hobble Creek Treasure

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Miss Sant helped start up Hobble Creek Elementary and has been a smiling intrigal part of the school since the begining.  She is always ready to help her fellow teachers with ideas and wisdom to see a project through to success. She has taken many classes in math and earned a Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning.    She likes pink , Italian food, popcorn.  One of her favorite songs is Expedition by Kurt Bestor.  She likes winter because of the snow and wrapping up in a warm quilt.  Her favorite subject is social studies especially U.S. History.  She likes to read, be with her family, go to movies, collect dolls, attend plays and concerts, having dinner with friends, traveling, listening to music, crossword puzzles and needle work.  Her favoite place to go is home or wherever there is family.  She says that it's funny, but she spends a  lot of time picking herself up from falling, in bowling alleys, at BYU, at kickball games, reading group corners, public, stairways.  She is grounded.  She wants to be remembered as someone who cared for others and was kind.

Her students say this about her: Miss Sant is my favorite because she lets us do silent reading and it's fun, She doesn't give homework, she is super nice,  she helpledme get better at math, she does lots of second chances, always happy, She makes school so fun 

Like our page on Facebook

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Go to https://www.facebook.com/Hobble-Creek-Elementary-505428162898646/You will receive each post on your face book feed to watch student progress as the Hobble Creek Hawks soar and fulfill their dreams !

100th Day of School

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100 days of school means: collections of 100, cup towers, fruit loop necklaces,t-shirts, a 100 snack and lots of counting !
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Photos: Miss Call

Red Ribbon Week

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Red Ribbon Week began with an assembly featuring stories by storyteller Wendy Gourlley. 

The stories centered around working together as a community to be strong and caring for each person.  They spoke to listening with one's ears, eyes and heart to the stories that each person has so that we can understand the trials someone has to help us be more caring.