Friday, June 1, 2007

Last day of School 2007

Jeremy, right in the middle, kindergarten!

Jenny, with Clarissa.
Jen worked in Mrs. Burchetts class, as Jeremy's teacher's aide!

Jeremy signing yearbooks!

Singing the school song, one last time....

6th grade teachers, Mrs. Hendry and Mrs. Cartwright, ready for the 6th graders to exit through the traditional tunnel:

Gavin, being a 6th grade graduate!, got the traditional tunnel of rulers. All the teachers get to hold their rulers up and the kids run under them and leave the school for the final time! Yes, I cried...and yes, I forgot through my tears to get a picture...

Monday, May 28, 2007

Gardening and the Pumpkin Patch



Sam fertilizing the plants.
Teague and Jeremy
Clarissa and Gavin
Primary kids and Pumpkins

We have planted a pumpkin patch in the church garden for so many years. Here are a few of my memories. What a fun time, and we have learned so much. There is always so much produce to share with the Relief Society sisters. Thanks to everyone who works so hard.

Saturday, May 26, 2007

Memorial Day Weekend





Skateboarding and skootering in Oakley;
while staying at the cabin in Smithmorehouse.



Thursday, May 24, 2007

Kindergarten and Caterpillars

Ever noticed how kindergarten is the Caterpillar factory, turning our little ones into butterflies before our eyes. This little creature was found in Moab. Jeremy brought it back because his class is loving caterpillars and creating butterflies.



Jeremy showing his daddy's collection of butterflies and insects.

Ride-em-caterpillar:

Best friends, Teague and Jeremy, and the Zoo!


School Art 2007

This year Sam's class did the doors of Wasatch. Each child picked a door in the neighborhood and painted it. They sold shirts, and posters, to raise art money. Sam chose the Salt Lake Temple doors.


Jeremy was in the play. He is the piglet on the right. Cute!

Jeremy's class door.

Sam's African masks:

We love Wasatch Elementary!

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