To kick off national reading week students were introduced to our theme, "We're MAD about Reading!" at a fun filled assembly. Through the month of March students will be introduced to 16 different books through a March Madness bracket. They will need to vote each week on which book will advance on. To introduce this concept, Park View teachers went face to face with their favorite books at the kick off assembly.

Percy Jackson The Lightening Thief vs. Harry Potter. There was a clear winner between the two with Harry Potter taking the win. 

Attention Nebo Parents:

Join our next Mental Health Series...
"Emotional Regulation: Recognizing What's Wrong"
February 22, 2023, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom.
Go to: https://cookcenter.info/NeboFeb22

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate. We welcome you to come, learn, and participate so you can help others.

Nebo School District in partnership with Spanish Fork City presents a virtual Love and Logic Parenting Workshop.

“There's a lot of advice out there on how to raise your kids – some better than others. ‘Love and Logic’ is a favorite of therapists, family life educators, teachers, principals, and most importantly parents. It is practical, easy to learn, and really effective! Come and enjoy this fun, upbeat, and informative workshop full of useful tips!” – Jonathan Sherman, LMFT, Family Therapist and Parent Educator

Where: Online via Zoom

Top TEN Tips for Raising Children with Special Needs
Thursday, February 9, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

This class will go over parenting tips specific for parents of children with disabilities, including:

It is time for our annual Park View Arts Festival! The theme this year is “Watch Us Grow”.  

There are three categories that students can enter :

• Photography
• Traditional Media: Paintings, watercolors, drawings, poems, etc...
• Alternative Media: Screen prints, calligraphy, tissue paper, digital artwork, cross stitch, etc...

All entries are due by February 24^th. 

Reminders:

Mrs. Gull's second grade class just finished up Shark Week! They wrote informational true or false books all about sharks, they even conducted their own research. Throughout the week they did all things shark related and ended with a shark themed writing party. This really was sure to be a week these second graders won't forget.