Temple View Elementary
2024
Principal's Letter
HAPPY FALL Temple View Families,
October is a busy month filled with fun activities for students. All students will attend a special STEM day at the Museum of Idaho put on by the INL on October 22nd and Midterms are October 7. Our PTO meeting is on the 11th at 12:00. Student pictures on the 7th along with an earthquake drill on the 17th. We will finish the month with our Halloween parade at 1:00 followed by STEM parties on the 31st.
Temple View is excited to announce Drama Club for 4th-6th graders! Our Drama Club will put on the musical Moana Jr. Auditions will be November 4th and 5th. Information went home with 4th-6th graders on Wednesday.
Attendance Matters-
Attendance is essential. Our District has a goal for every school to have 96% attendance or better.
At Temple View we are excited to celebrate all students who have100% attendance each trimester.
Every Monday during morning announcements we will celebrate classes that had 100% attendance on Friday.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me: chilsara@d91.org
Thank you,
Mrs. Childers
PTO NEWS
Hello Temple View families,
In the month of October we will be selling Temple View t-shirts & sweatshirts!! I think they look great. This will not be a fundraiser. We will sell them at cost. Details on cost and options will be coming home next week.
Our PTO meeting will be October 11th at 12:00pm in the library. If you are available please come. The notes from the meeting will be posted on our Temple View Elementary Parent Club
Facebook page if you can’t make it.
Thank you to everyone that helps with PTO!!
Courtney
If you have any questions email us at templeviewpto1@gmail.com
STEM Moment
An elephant supposedly never forgets, but apparently some metals can have a pretty good memory too! Shape memory metal engineer Othmane Benafan “trains” metal to take specific shapes when prompted. In this episode, Benafan irons out the details of how he creates alloys that can bend, stretch, and twist when heat is applied, and how this technology is turning up the heat on what’s possible for NASA missions.
Don’t forget this hands-on activity if you want to give working with shape memory alloys a try: https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/fi...
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NASA STEM resources: https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/