GREAT STUDENTS
Millgrove Students bring pride to themselves, their families, as well to their school community by following
Millgrove School Rules
I shall choose to keep hands and feet to self
I shall choose to respect self and others.
I shall choose to bring pride to Millgrove School
Millgrove Smart School (Video)
A video detailing the Smart School technologies at Millgrove School.
Grade Four Sing!
Millgrove Authors
The following stories were published March 2010 in Word Works - An anthology of Students Writing in Parkland School Division
How to Make A Sundae - by Xander L. Grade One
Do you know how to make a sundae? Well if you don't, then her's on way. First take a bowl you have scrubbed a lot. Put some ice cream in the bowl. Then put chocolate, and caramel, and strawberry syrup on top. Then put some gummy bears on top. Then add cool whipping cream. Grab a spoon from the cupboard. The go to the table and ask your mom for a place-mat. Don't forget to put the sprinkles on! After that, ask your mom if you can eat it. YUM! YUM!
How Malcolm and Evan Made a Snowman - By Malcolm F. Grade One
One wet, cold, snowy day, Evan and I decided to make a snowman. We would use Smarties for the eyes and buttons for the nose. The I went inside to get a scarf for his neck. We had all of the equipment for the snowman. Now we made the snowballs. I made the head, Evan made the tummy and then my mom came to help us. She did the bottom snowball. Our snowman lasted for a long time and then he melted away.
The Happy Groundhog - by Kaeli C. Grade One
One day there was a happy groundhog name Will. He was sleeping in his bed because it was winter. He just woke up from his bed and he saw that it was February 1st. Tomorrow was the 2nd of February, and that was Groundhog Day. The next day, people were all around his house when he went outside. He saw no shadow and all the people were very happy that spring was coming soon to Canada. He was happy too!
MILLGROVE STUDENTS SHOW LEADERSHIP
Many students in Millgrove have brought pride to themselves, our school, the community, as well the world!
Thank you Millgrove Students for showing leadership while helping others
Grade Four helping with Kindergarten Open House - Many of the grade four studens will be acting as tour guides, greeters as well as help to make all new kindergarten students and parents welcome to our school
Juice box and cans recycling -
Students spend time with a volunteer adult collecting, sorting, bagging juice boxes and cans durning the lunch hours. The money raised is used to help children in their community and / or the world
Students have organized two fundraising project that will see all monies raised to help the victims of Haiti.
Dollars for Doughnut Day was held on Wednesday, February 10th at lunch time.
Students were able to purchase a glazed doughnut for $1.00 in support of Haiti.
Congratulations Millgrove Students, Staff, and visitors for raising over $600.00 for Haiti! Millgrove School would like to thank Tim Hortons, Stony Plain for the donation of the glazed doughnuts.
Hearts for Haiti
For the week of February 8 - 12 students were able to purchase a heart shaped sucker for $.25 and post a heart felt message on the Hearts for Haiti bulletin board. Millgrove Students showed that they have huge hearts!
$1,227.00 was raised with the Hearts for Haiti Sucker Sale. Millgrove Staff, Students and community would like to thank the Twa Family for the donation of the suckers, and Mrs. Laura Smith who worked so hard on the Hearts for Haiti Bulletin Board along with cutting out all those hearts!
Millgrove Volunteers helped us to bring pride to our school, and to the world.
Thank you everyone for the support of our young student leaders.
Great work Millgrove Students!!
FREQUENTLY USED WEBSITES
Millgrove Students have access to the following web sites on a daily/weekly bases. Millgrove Students are to use only pre screened web sites, and NOT to "search" the internet. Millgrove students are encourage to be web aware while accessing the internet. The following sites need a user name and password.
Parents who have Internet in their homes are strongly advised to provide supervision to their children while on the Internet.
Learn Alberta ID: LA45 Password: Please see students Agenda
School ID: millgrove (case sensitive) Password: Please see students Agenda
Grade Four students are studing Waste In Our World. They can find more information on this subject by going to
Using the red tool bar at the top of the page, click on SCIENCE, GRADE 4, WASTE IN OUR WORLD.
