We are starting our summer library this week! Every Wednesday students can come to the Barnett Library and check out books to read through the summer. From 10-11 there will be story time and crafts. Mrs. Hirsche has some great things planned this summer, she can't wait to see you in the library this summer!

Here are the Story Time themes for this summer:

June 7- Birds in Your Backyard

June 14- Monster Mayhem

June 21- Toy-palooza

June 28- It Came From Outer Space

July 12- Let's Make Some Noise

July 19- It's A-maze-ing

Fifth Graders at Barnett studied American History all year long. As an end of the year project, students chose a famous American and learned all about them. They then reported on them and presented what they had learned to their classmates. We love learning about leaders! 

We celebrated our last Bulldog Pride Assembly, Tuesday, May 23rd, 2017. Here are our winners:

Top Dog:

1st Grade: Ethan Thompson, Noah Webster, Logan Curtis

2nd Grade: Kayley Bennett, Sione Isaac, Connor Millet

3rd Grade: Noah St. John, Isaac Willoughby, Malcom Meidinger

4th: Joseph Ortiz Hueramo, Makayla Cook, Andrew Briggs

5th Grade: Mason Pierce, Geddy Hirsche, Kenadee Hanks

6th Grade: Connor Hancock, Carmen Ercanbrack, Allie Luckau

UEI: Mackinzey Critchlow, Aian Hamilton

Leader of the Month:

Barnett was excited to celebrate all the hard work our Kindergartners have accomplished this school year at their graduation on Friday, May 19th. The students performed songs and pledges that they had been working on all school year. Congratulations to these awesome students and a big thanks to the teachers and the parents for helping get off to a great start in their school careers! We also gave a special thank you to Mrs. Comte, Mrs. Evans and their grandma helpers who work so hard for our students.

In fourth grade students learn about Utah history. As part of a unit on pioneers, the fourth graders at Barnett Elementary had a pioneer day. The students started the day by learning about the territorial house in Fillmore. They heard stories about pioneers and learned that even pioneers occasionally played pranks on each other. Then the students got to work. Students learned how to weave, make butter, rope and candles, saw and plane wood, chisel stone, create pioneer toys and how to card and spin wool. The students quickly realized that being a pioneer was hard work!