Earth Art Exhibit April 18

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Earth Art Exhibit

5th Grade Students working with visual artist, Diane Asay

This art project was made possible by a grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums and the National Endowment for the Arts.

This is the third year of an Art Project designed to connect Hobble Creek Elementary to the community through the arts. 

2011-2012 Repertoy Dance Theatre worked with 4th and 2nd grades

2012-2013 Lora Schmidt, storyteller worked with 3rd grade.  John Schaefer photographer, worked with 6th grade.

2013-2014 Diane Asay, visual artist works with 5th grade. Sheri Gibb, ceramics arts works with 1st grade. April 21-May 16 2013

 

STUDENTS OF WEEK, Friday, April 18, 2014

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 Hobble Creek Elementary's STUDENTS OF WEEK onFriday, April 18, 2014:  Brooklyn Cherrington, Ellie Metler, Ethan McClellan, Rebekah Jensen, Sarah Miyagi, Jack Allman, Audrey Thomas, Oaklie Peterson, Sophie Dungan, Porter Nadauld, Braxton Wright, Austin Mertz, Cole Rasmussen, Sage Harness, AnnaBeth Templeman, Makenzi Thomas, Anna Bird, Maren Murphy, Kennedy Huston, Keltsie Jensen, and Abbie Rowe.

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Earth Art Exhibit Friday April 18 2:00-3:30

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5th Grade’s Earth Art Exhibit  Friday, April 18  2:00-3:30

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This week, fifth grade students are working with visual artist, Diane Asay, thanks to a grant from the Utah Division of Arts &  Museums & the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

 

 

Hobble Creek Art Project Artist Diane Asay Works with 5th Grade Students

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Monday April 14-Friday April 18 Hobble Creek fifth grade classes will be creating "Earth Art"  with artist Diane Asay. There will be an exhibit of the art on Friday April 18 at 2:00-3:30 in conjunction with the 5th grade Maturation program.  The art project is possible due to a grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums and the National Endowment for the arts.

Diane Asay has taught in the Art Education Department at Brigham Young University for over 20 years. She has her own publishing company, Art Visuals, that produces art-related teaching aids for public schools. She has produced timelines on both world and American art, as well as sets of posters on Modern and Postmodern art, women and African-American artists, and the cultures of Africa, China, Japan, India and the Islam. Her latest publication is a set on Latino and Latin American art and culture. When she has time, she loves to do watercolor paintings, dabble with pastels, and create stained glass works.

STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on Friday, April 4, 2014

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Hobble Creek Elementary's STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on Friday, April 4, 2014:  Abby Franke, Brooklynne Jenni, Trace Christensen, Max Sundet, Mitchell Holman, Kaila Finlayson, Jayne Allen, Cutler Christensen, Savannah Nuttall, Savannah Jenni, Audrey Green, Sarah Gardner, Emma Collette,  Taen Weber, and Katelyn Beutler.

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Linda Baird photo

Mrs York is the Hobble Creek Crystal Apple Award Winner

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Mrs. York. Was chosen by her fellow teachers to receive the award that is sponsored by Horace Mann Insurance Company. Mary Lynne York is the 2013-14 recipient of the Crystal Apple Award for Hobble Creek Elementary School. Mrs. York has taught 19 years, 12 at Hobble Creek Elementary. Mrs. York is an extra-miler! In the nomination forms Mrs. York was described as “a hard worker” who is “dedicated to education.” One teacher said, “She is so sweet and willing to help anyone.” Another wrote, “Mrs. York gives 110% to her students. She is often found in her classroom late at night, before the sun rises in the morning and on weekends!” Mrs. McAfee, a fellow third grade teacher says, “Mary Lynne is a master craftsman and her craft is teaching! She is very creative and uses music & art to help students learn. She is an expert at using hands-on strategies in math and helping children increase their fluency in reading. She is a supportive friend and has a fun sense of humor.” Her principal, Mike Johnson says, “Mary Lynne is a wonderful teacher who is dedicated to her students and her school. She is reliable and a very hard worker. Mary Lynne truly wants what is best for children.” In 2012, Mrs. York earned a master’s equivalency in art education. Besides teaching, she loves traveling with her husband, playing the piano, gardening and spending time with her grandkids.

It Pays to Read

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Hobble Creek students surpassed their reading goal and found out that it does Pay to Read at an assembly March 31.  The PTA organized an reading incentive program that came to an exciting conclusion.  At the assembly celebrity guest included Jeff Griffin, Greek Para-Olympian, five basket ball players from Springville High and Maple Mountain High, and Screech the Hawk.  

Reading minute tickets were put into a drawing for books, water bottles, posters, and Kindles.  Some of the tickets drawn gave students the chance to shoot  baskets with the help of teachers and the guest stars for cash.  Mr. Johnson counted out cash for each basket.  

Kindy 500

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Hobble Creek kindergarten students traveled the US in the halls of the school riding their custom made vehicles. 

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Whitney Anderson

STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on Friday, March 28, 2014

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 Hobble Creek Elementary's STUDENTS OF THE WEEK on Friday, March 28, 2014:  Emma Snapp, Summer Jenni, Tatum Fish, Briance Terpenning, Marcus Croft, Easton Mousser, Jared Hardy, Keslee Van Orman, Porter Harrison, Robert Hagen, Lucas McMaster, Whitney McCluskey, Isaac Harkness, Alexis Thomson, Michael Hair, Tai Nui White, Mason Aviano, and Jacey Cardon.

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