Park View students were rewarded for their good behavior last Friday! Students were able to participate in the reward activity if they received less than three behavior tickets. We are proud to announce that every single Park View Bee was able to enjoy the activity! Student leaders and technicians ran a carnival where students were given tickets that they could use for both a treat and different carnival themed games. It was a great day for everyone! 

PLEASE HELP US LET VETERANS KNOW ABOUT THIS! We are so excited to have the privilege of participating in the third annual Veterans Day Parade on Friday, November 11, 2022! This started as a Park View School Event and has grown into an event that all of Payson City enjoys. This parade means so much to both the veterans who join in the procession and our students.

There isn't anything much more magical for children than the first snowfall - especially when they get to enjoy it with their friends at school. Today was perfect snow for building snowmen and friendships at recess. Enjoy these snowy snapshots, they are guaranteed to make you smile, and to help you remember those magical memories from your own childhood.

Log your reading this fall!

Ms. Seegmiller's class wrapped up their Energy unit by building their very own solar ovens. The purpose of this activity was to demonstrate energy conversion from different forms. They created their structures, placed their s'mores, and patiently waited. After 20 minutes, their s'mores were melted to perfection! The students worked so hard throughout this unit and deserved a tasty treat to celebrate all that they've learned! 

This year Mrs. Hancock, with the help of volunteers, will be directing a play "Peter Pan Junior" for students in third, fourth, or fifth grade that want to participate. Practices will happen after school. Mrs. Hancock will be holding auditions on October 18^th, 19^th 20^th with call backs on the 21^st. Students can get an information packet either in the office or by Mrs. Hancock classroom. The cost to participate in this amazing opportunity is $40.

Our fourth graders have worked hard on their Fractured Fairy Tales the last few weeks and wanted to share their work with others. Ms. Seegmiller's 4th grade class joined Mrs. Gull's 2nd grade class to read them their stories. Our second graders loved being read to and were even able to take away a few ideas for their own writing. 

Park View Elementary celebrated National Walk/Roll to School Day in the biggest way! Prior to the event, students were taught about the benefits of walking or rolling to school. They learned: Vitamin D is good for you, it's an act of self-love, it helps you connect with nature, it feels good to move your body and it is a fun way to stay physically healthy.

Nebo's Title 6 Native American Education group visited Park View's fourth graders this week to teach them about Native American history. Students learned an American Indian song with hand signals, looked at handmade artifacts, and explored the impact that Native American culture has on Utah.