2nd Grade learned about the importance of agriculture and enjoyed the great weather at the park
Bright Ideas
When: June 30- July 3 and 7-11, 2025
8:00 a.m. to Noon
Where: Larsen Elementary School, Spanish Fork
Cost: $150 Per Child
Bright Ideas is for highly motivated elementary students interested in learning new things. Open to all students entering kindergarten through those entering seventh grade this fall.
Students will use creativity, critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication, and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) skills to learn more about animals and the world around them.
Registration Due: June 20, 2025
Register online: https://www.eventsquid.com/event/28121
For more information, email angela.eckhardt@nebo.edu.
Time is running out to order 2024-2025 Yearbook and enjoy free delivery right to the school! If you would like a yearbook, you must order by APRIL 15th!
More of our 2nd grade store!
Our 2nd graders spent a whole unit learning about producers and consumers. To celebrate all they learned they became producers and consumers themselves and held a 2nd grade store!
2nd graders had a chance to have some stories about farming read to them from students at Payson High! It was a great way to learn about the importance of agriculture and prepare them for their upcoming field trip to Harward Farms in Springville.
Kindergarten living their best life…..playing on the big kid playground.
Please enjoy Mrs. Truscott and family reading Chapter 8.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13_7-4KDwi0
Ms. Betty's Preschool-Making a letter O with our bodies
Don't forget to Read, "The World According to Humphrey" tonight!
Mrs. Koyle’s class is learning to use “Super Hero” words.
Check out the Taylor Tiger Newsletter for LOTS of information!
1st grade classes celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday with Thing headbands and green pudding!
We love when our 3rd graders help in the Lunchroom!
Great day to be a Tiger! We had a blast during our Tiger Pride assembly recognizing the great things students are doing as well as talking about our upcoming parent engagement Read to Them activity.
Mrs. Platt's class had a great time trying the butter they made from scratch.
Payson High School presented a demonstration on chemical changes and allowed our fifth graders to participate in each activity.
Great minds think alike! Several of our teachers showed up rocking their jean jackets today—completely unplanned! Some even snuck away before we could snap a picture. Just another example of how in sync our amazing team is!
Mrs. Olsen's class have been learning about national symbols. They just finished learning about our national bird, The Bald Eagle.
