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Show Free Press - Wednesday. March 7. 1984 - Page 7 - V,glCl M SET f VJ vWjli AI a' scc M',d0"; Pro,e'1 " I Behumm. Pictured is their Camp Floyd project. " E'-SJ1- rex. Jx-r- Novella Gulierry, Mali McKinney and HA t TI1K l.KHI SHUAK FACTORY Kenneth Alfred. wa. Ulah History ll lair projrrl th c- v Tom - Bain. Brandon Ellon and History Fair exciting learning adventure for Meadow Elementary students An impressive Utah History Fair projects. Students were encouraged at Meadow to make exhibits good enough to be was presented Elementary School and proved to entered at the Regional History Fair at BYU. be an educational success. One project chosen to be in the Promoted by the Alpine School District, and sponsored by the Regional Fair was the Camp Floyd University of Utah, the Fair exhibit The 6th grade students, encouraged the 4th, 5th, and 6th Alicia Novella, Mati Fox, Gutierry grade students to apply skills McKinney, and Michelle Behumin taught in the classroom for worked together learning about individual history projects. Camp Floyd. The theme, "Fairfield The History Fair, held in the City to a Small Town" was Media Learning Center, featured 16 visualized by a model of the city with flags representing different army outposts. The four girls made brochures and wrote a history of Camp Floyd. Another interesting project was the Lehi Sugar Factory by Tom Bain, Brandon Elton and Kenneth team Allred. The history-projec- t learned about the owner's marriage on top of the sugar factory, and how the factory helped the town of Lehi to grow. Twins, Matthew and Michael Sanderson, researched an life history of their Theirs was a fourth grade project of teacher Ross Durrant. Transportation in Utah was the choice for five members of Jackie Roberts 4th grade class. By using the libraries, students, Amy Hardy, Ansoe Ott, Stefanie Martin, Jodie Shepherd, and Keri Sulz were able to make an impressive exhibit. There were many exhibits in the History Fair. A vast variety from and Indians to fossils and the Arches National Park. Utah Besides being educational, the Utah History Fair proved to be entertaining. Students were taught how to research materials and skills as they learned met with Lehi's older citizens. 'The students learned skills to learn how to learn," stated 6th grade teacher Jonathan Katz. "It is note-takin- g really satisfying to see the kids light up with enthusiasm. There isn't a better way for learning than to be involved, working in small groups, projecting stimulating ideas." The Regional History Fair will be held March 7, in the Conference Center (in back of the Marriott Center) until 5 o'clock. All students, teachers and the general public are invited to attend free of charge. SOUNDS EASY VIDEO E. Main American Fork Lehi 155 W. Main 54 ' afrTttl 756-826- 8 768-42- 36 Where Home Entertainment Is Our Only Business! ! if ft 3fc f'7'" 1lt,lMlTf 1 . 9 GATHERING CEREAL LABELS are twin sisters Marcee and Ashlee Taggart. Cereal labels are being used to furnish school athletic equipment for Meadow Elementary School. 1KB Students at Meadow save coupons for Fun 'n Fitness equipment Don't throw away your cereal boxes. The Meadow Elementary School has enrolled in the Post "Fun 'N Fitness" program. In this program, bonus points coupons are collected from the packages of specified Post cereals and can be redeemed through the Post Company. can be Athletic equipment exchanged for the coupons at no cost to the school. The school can receive much needed equipment at no cost to the taxpayer. The following brands of Post Cereal have the needed bonus points: Raisin Bran, Alpha-Bits- , Grape-Nuts-, Raisin Honeycomb. Toastics, Grape-Nuts- , Fiber, C.W. Post, and Fruit N' chairman, Smurf-Berr-y EASIER!! 768-802- American Fork Lehi A mot m 7 40$ CAST STATE ROAD, AMERICAN FORK, UT. - 768-423- 6 SOUNDS EASY VlDEo")iiMM Regular $20.00 NOW.OO t - 8 i Lifetime Video Membership i Medical Prolusion thai KHXI (by Abortion) than I MIUIN unborn babies each year SHOULD KEEP ITS MOUTH SHUT ABOUT HOME BIRTH 756-826- SOUNDS EASY VIDEO J Kent Peterson 756-961- We Make Home Video Crunch. Also having coupons are: Treat-Pac- , Fruity Pebbles, Cocoa Pebbles, Super Sugar Crisp, Fortified Oat Flakes, Strawberry Honeycomb, Grape-Nu- t Flakes, and Honey-Nu- t Crunch Raisin Bran. The Meadow School has a box for the cereal labels in their office. Children are encouraged to bring the labels to school. Relatives and neighbors are to be contacted for participation in this project The public is invited to help save cereal labels and coupons can be picked up by calling Sally Taggart, PUSSYi V Expires 6184 J J |