Just a last reminder to sign up for SEP's for tomorrow October 9th.  We would love every parent to come and meet with their students teachers.  There are still many slots available. 

On the right hand side of our website is a quick link for grades.  Click on your students grade level and scroll down until you find their teacher.  You can always call the office if you have any questions.  We hope to see you all there!

The fourth graders were invited on a field trip to the Jordanelle Dam this week! We learned about how important the dam is to our county, how the engineers at the dam control the water temperature, the amount of water allowed down the mountain, and drought prevention. We went inside the dam and saw the giant cylinders that control the water. The students loved throwing balls down the 300 ft drop from the top of the dam to the bottom, and riding the elevator! Thank you Central Utah Water Conservancy District! 

Stand 4 Kind members came to Larsen and gave an amazing assembly full BMX bike tricks, jumps, and other stunts.  Their assemblies are designed to raise anti-bullying awareness, increase prevention, and encourage students to speak up when they know of situations that pose a danger to themselves or others.  It was so much fun and the students loved when they jumped over some of our teachers.  We know that Larsen students will be kind to others and treat everyone with respect.

Mrs. Wilson is our spotlight this week.  She teaches 4th grade here at Larsen and is a ray of sunshine.  Here are some other facts about her:

Favorite Subject in school:  Reading

Hobbies:  making wreaths and watching Netflix

Favorite Book:  Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit

Favorite Food:  Chicken fingers and fries

Favorite Drink:  Diet Coke

Favorite Quote: " Always be a little kinder than necessary"  JM Barrie

Thanksgiving Point Outreach visited Larsen Third grade.  They taught about the scientific method and helped each class make a mini terrarium.  Then as part of the North American Research Project the students planted tulips they will monitor and record in the Spring.