The Skyhawk Trail: February 2015

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Fun Times at Bogus

On Friday, Feb. 20th, a group of 3rd-5th graders went up to Bogus Basin Ski Resort for an evening of fun and excitement in the snow. The students learned how to ski or snowboard, and despite the warm weather, tackled their skills on the mountain.

February's Skyhawk of the Month Awards

See the pictures of our February Skyhawk award recipients. What a great group of kids we have at Sacajawea. They were recognized for growth and achievement in reading, math, and writing. They were also recognized for outstanding leadership and character.

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

Sunday, February 22, 2015

Free Book, Cocoa, and Fun at Dr. Seuss Reading Night - March 3rd

Do you want to enjoy a fun family night of reading games, bingo, story time, and cookies with hot cocoa? Would you like to wear your pajamas to school and see your teachers in their pajamas too?! Then join us at Sacajawea for Dr. Seuss Reading Night.

Tuesday, March 3rd
6:30-7:30
Every child gets a free book and a Dr. Seuss bookmark

Friday, February 13, 2015

Sacajawea Spring Pictures Day, March 5th

Friday, February 6, 2015

Bogus Basin Ski Night Trip 3rd - 5th Grade

Students are invited to join their fellow classmates in an evening of fun and excitement at the Bogus Basin Ski Resort. On Friday, Feb. 20th, 2015, Sacajawea students will travel up to Bogus Basin for an evening of either skiing or snowboarding. For $25, students will receive a lesson from the Bogus Ski School Staff, a lift ticket to practice their skills, bus transportation, rental gear, and a soup dinner. Students will need to bring: warm clothes with a waterproof outer layer, gloves, and a hat.

SKI NIGHT: Friday Feb. 20th, 2015
Cost: $25 per student ($15 if you have your own ski/snowboard gear)
Forms and Money Due: Wednesday, Feb. 11th
Leaving School: 3:00 pm
Arriving back at School: Approx. 9:20 pm

Microscopes in Miss Burton's 2nd Grade Room

Thanks to Syringa science teacher, Mrs. Ferro, Ms. Burton's 2nd grade class enjoyed studying slides of the human body through microscopes. The students discussed how a microscope can help scientists study. One student exclaimed as he observed a close-up view of blood, "I love science"