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Show i 0 R E M TIMES Thursday, April 24, 2008 Page 6 t 1? NEWS AND IDEAS Sharon MelissaMayntz NORTH COUNTY STAFF Writing is an important skill for all students, and Sharon Elementary students got to showcase their writing skills on April 8 with their eighth annual an-nual Authors' Fair. Each of the school's approximately ap-proximately 450 students wrote a book for the fair and had the opportunity to share those books with their parents and guests during the evening event. Parents visited different classrooms where their childrens' chil-drens' books were displayed, and they had the opportunity to read the books and enjoy refreshments. "We make it a really special evening for the children," Vanette Skabelund, one of the ro Canyon View Junior High School has released the names of students who have made the honor roll for the third term of the 2007-2008 school year. Students earning honor roll status sta-tus are as follows: Seventh-grade high honor roll (3.95-4.00 GPA): Jezekah Aroca. Jordan Barker, Brittany Bascom, Jonathan Bradshaw, Camilee Bratt, Angelique Budge, Alisa Burrows, Tyonna Campbell, Jacob Church, Makenna Colt on, Kelsey Condie, Gazette Cookson, Kurt D)ttle. Tanner Davis, Melanie Ellsworth, Ells-worth, David Enciso, Tara Facer. Makenna Farnworth, Christine Fielding, Isaiah Fiso, Claire Forste, Grayson Giddias, Melanie Gilchrist, Gil-christ, Sarah Glad, Alex Graham, Natalia Green. Brittany Grimm, Naomi Gull, Alison Hansen, Keilani Hatch, Jennifer Haynes, Tessa Herrmann, Adam Holderness, $18 each or $16 each with a group order of 100 or more (Open top drams also avafaMe) Call Randy: 001-706-1430 or Wanda: 001-785-0032 Strengthen FROM CLASSROOMS AND EDUCATORS students school's fifth-grade teachers, said. "(Parents) really enjoy seeing what their children are able to create." Skabelund helped coordinate coordi-nate the fair but said the real work is done by every teacher as they assist their students in creating books to share. "Every teacher has the role to make sure their students publish a book for the fair," she said. "We have a small school but our teachers are very dedicated." The types of books vary for each classroom, and many teachers use the Authors' Fair as an opportunity for students to showcase other skills or topics they have been studying throughout the year. Skabe-lund's Skabe-lund's class, for example, has been learning how to research Nathanael Hunter, Amy Jamison, Amy Johason, Melissa Killpack, Mikayla Kirkby, Taylor Liddell, Katelyn Louder, Jim Lu, Tatiana Moasen, Michaela Nielsen, Mariah Nimmer, Anthony Pesqueira, Elizabeth Eliza-beth Peterson, Parker I'hair, Samuel Sam-uel Primrose, Jorgen Rasmussen, Cameron Robins, Kristee Rowley, Jacob Simpson, Josephine Slade, Ellie Smith, Kayce Spencer, Bryn Stephens. Jordyn Stratton, Rachel Stratton, Jameson Tanner, Eva Van Cott, Levi Walter, Tatiana Ward, McKenzie Wells, Natassja Westover, Ashley Williams, Kat-leyn Kat-leyn Woolley. Seventh-grade honor roll (3.70-3.94 (3.70-3.94 GPA): Daniel Balser, Ashley Bennion, Kennen Brooks, Morgan Brown, Samuel Butler, Katherine Carlile, Mitchell Cloward, Joshua Crowder, Zahaia Cuevas, Christopher Christo-pher Dron, Amy Dymock. Scott Edmunds, Aidan Fogg, Brian Harrison, Hayden Hatch, Samantha Hill, Nathan Hubert, Justin Huffaker, Sarah Hurst, Kylee Jackson, Brandon Johnson, Kamakea Kauwe, Chelsy Kim, MacKenzi Lamoreaux. Jordan Latimer, Spencer Your Smile. write childrens' books different topics, so their books for the fair were nonfiction works that allowed them to practice those research skills. Other books at the fair included in-cluded how-to books written by the kindergarten students and poetry books by second graders, as well as many other stories and personal writings from all grade levels. According to Skabelund, showing different types of writing at the fair helps students stu-dents realize how valuable writing is for all subject areas. "Writing is a lifelong skill," she said. "Creative writing isn't the only type of writing they will need to do." In addition to writing their books for the fair, students learn how to edit their work and how to present it effective McOmber, Benjamin Mitchell, Tori Nielson, Trevor O'Brien, Olimpia Okamura, Max Olivier, Lindsey Peterson, Caleb Porter, 1 Natalie Reed, Michael Reyneke, Kimberly Rhodes, Daniel Rivera, Nathaniel Robinson, Mark Schrae-del, Schrae-del, Beth Shurtleff, Adam Shurtz, Hyrum Stauffer, Julieanna Stein-mann, Stein-mann, Seth Warnick, Ashley Warren, Tanyail Wilson, Andrew Winegar, Alexis Zollinger. , Eighth-grade high honor roll: Justin Ascione, Katherin Balser. Madison Barksdale, Ashlyn Barroso, Garrett Bergeson, Forrest For-rest Bingham, Katherine Black, Tatiana Black, Melinda Bledsoe, Melissa Bledsoe, Kristen Bodine. Madeline Bowen. 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Many classes also illustrate their work, either by drawing pictures or finding computer graphics to augment their stories. Sharon Elementary has a large number of students who come from non-English speaking speak-ing backgrounds, but Skabelund Skabe-lund said the students make great strides in their English literacy skills while preparing for the fair. Some students may write their books in Spanish Span-ish and then translate them, and teachers are always willing will-ing to help students write correctly cor-rectly in English. Students work all year on writing skills through a variety of projects such as reports, journal entries and other assignments, and the Authors' Fair is considered a ney Tate, Brittney Theurer, Olivia Wood. Eighth-grade honor roll: Catherine Cath-erine Abbott, Jami Allen, Kaylee Allen, Renate Anderson, Khloe Arledge, Alexander Beckstead, Rebecca Bowns, Chelsey Broberg, Madison Bunker, Kendra Burr, Ashley Coles, Benjamin Cookson, Drew Cornwall, Kayla Cox, Erin Echols, Kaleb Egbert, Nicholas Ellsworth, Stacie Fleischer. Chelsea Frederickson, Ashleigh Fullvvood, Susannah Goodman, Joselyn Hatfield, Camille Heath, Megan Hehl. Hannah Herring, Foster Hilleshiem, Chelsea Hold-away, Hold-away, Carmen Hollingshead, Jessica Jes-sica Hopkins, Wilson Hulme, Tate Jackman, Joseph Jensen, Jennifer Johnson, Amy Klingler, Youngjin Lee, Kaeli Levin, Nicole Lowry, Karli Lyons, Nicholas Mayberry, Elaine Moss, Rachel Nosack, Scott Olsen, Yessica Oropeza, Skyler Owens. Jesslyn Parker. 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Because students are eager to share their writing and individual in-dividual teachers work hard to prepare for the fair, Skabelund Skabe-lund said the event is easy to organize. The school's administration admin-istration and PTA are very supportive, which ensures that the event will remain popular and enjoyable for parents and students for as long as there are new stories to be written. Kurt Gilbert, Jacob Greenwood, Taylor Greenwood, Spencer Greer, Samuel Grover, Samantha Saman-tha Gull, Hailey Hamblin, Jacob Hampton, Jacob Hansen, Hilary Harper, Hillary Harris, Dallin Heath, Alyssa Hehl, Spencer Herrmann, Her-rmann, Wendy Hughes, Jared Iglesias, Hannah Jacob. Alexie Kamoe, Curtis Killpack. Jake Lloyd, Sierra Locher, David Da-vid Mella, Yuly Morales, Wesley Morgan, Kimberly Nelson, Maris-sa Maris-sa Nimmer, Annalise Olsen, Shay-na Shay-na Penrod, Angelica Pesqueira, Carolyn Peterson, Parin Phurisat. Lucas Pinto, Kylee Price, Heidi Robins, Shun Sambongi, Adam Schraedel, Corinna Steere. Shannon Shan-non Tuttle, Camilla Unrau, Christopher Chris-topher Wartena, Taylor Welker, Jessie Worthington. Ninth-grade honor roll: Margaret Marga-ret Altamira, Astrid Alvarado, Karen Baldwin, Ryan Bascom, Aubree Bean, Brenda Beltran, Royce Berube, Quinn Black, Lauren Bobo, Montana Brian, Cas-sity Cas-sity Cook, Erin Cowley, Carson Davies, Shayne Denning, Jessa Eagar, Jacob Ebert. Jordan Elegante, El-egante, Daniel Fiso, Cindy Gonzalez, Gonza-lez, Cynthia Gonzalez. Janae Goodrich, Alexis Hill, Alexandria Al-exandria Hopkins, Alexa Hubert, Jennifer Irvin, Matthew Jackson, Rachael Jackson, Wesley Jacob-son, Jacob-son, Amy Jensen, Joshua Jonas-saint, Jonas-saint, Eric Jones, Jasmine Jones, Rosalie Jones, Kaai Kauwe, Stephen Ste-phen Kunz, Sean Llewelyn, I-Shun Lo, Rachael Lofgran, Katherine Loomis, Samantha Martin. 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Open house The school will be holding an open house May 8 from 4 to 7 p.m. Aspen Elementary 4-H Showcase The 4-H Clubs are having a showcase for parents tonight at 6 p.m. Field trip Fourth-grade classes have a field trip to Heritage Park (at "This is the Place" Monument) in Salt Lake Friday. Last doughnut date The last doughnut date of the year, for the kindergarten classes, is at 9:20 Friday. Bonneville Elem. Hope of America Bonneville first, second, and fifth grades are participating in the "Hope of America" program at the Marriott Center Tuesday. Author visit Bonneville grades 4-6 will receive a visit from author K.L Fogg May 5. Testing State Core testing begins Monday and continues through May 16. Geneva Elementary "Rock" concert Fourth-grade Fourth-grade classes at Geneva will be holding a "rock" concert May 2 from 1:15- 2 p.m. In this concert, the students sing about the geography and Utah history lessons they have learned this year. Orchard Elem. School chorus concert The school chorus concert will be Thursday, May 1, at 6:30 in the Orchard auditorium. White Ribbon Week White Ribbon Week, promoting online on-line safety, ends Friday. Pioneer Day The fourth-grade fourth-grade Pioneer Day will be Friday, with pioneer activities and a program for parents. Hope of America The fifth grade participates in the "Hope of America" program at the Marriott Center Tuesday. Tues-day. State Core testing The State Core testing begins Tuesday and continues to . May 13. Students are strongly encouraged to attend each day. Windsor Elem. Teacher Appreciation Week Windsor is holding "Teacher . Appreciation Week" May 5-9. Testing Testing continues through May 23. "Hope of America" Windsor Wind-sor participates in the "Hope of America" concert Tuesday. ii.De:RS ak Desi&iM SMALL REMODELS WE CAN HELP a rrri..i I r-t u .mii aim "l 4 En Cspanol www.utahdairycouncil.com G l" ""NS ; " lr All -SK-JWTr 3&SF |