Larsen Elementary students sure had a lot of fun costumes this year on Halloween! All the students got to march in a parade around the school showing off their costumes to parents and friends. Each class was able to have a fun Halloween party full of games, prizes and of course candy! Thanks to all our PTA and parent volunteers that helped make our Halloween SPOOKTACULAR!
The reading reward for October was such a hit! The students played against the teachers in different "Minute to Win It" games. Our Kindergarten teachers did a great job putting this activity together. Our grand prize winner was Kaylee Knotts. She gets to choose from a bike, scooter or iPod shuffle. Congratulations students on all your great reading and expecially to Kaylee for winning the grand prize!
Mountain Man Scott Sorensen made a visit to Larsen 4th graders. He told some tall tales and all about his adventures as a mountain man. He showed us all the different animal calls he uses in the wild. The students also got to see all of the different animal furs and skins. Some students even got to wear them! It was an amazing experience to see how a real mountain man lives! Thanks Mr. Sorensen for teaching us some really neat stuff!
The students here at Larsen had a fun reading reward activity by duct taping the principal and three teachers to the wall! The students won a foot of duct tape for reading at least 5 days a week in the month of September. They also got to vote on which teachers they wanted to see get taped to the wall. Principal Andersen, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mr. Scoubes were the lucky winners of the voting. The students sure did a great job reading and achieving the goal for the month! Thanks to the faculty for being good sports too!
Larsen students learned about keeping drug free and not hurting their bodies with harmful things during Red Ribbon Week. We talked about our bodies being nice and shiny like a new car when we are drug free. When we put drugs in our bodies it damages them like the derby cars. It was a great way to show the students how much better they will look, feel, and run if they keep drug free.
During Red Ribbon Week each class made a banner pledging to stay away from drugs. The banners were hung all down the hall to remind the students to keep away from drugs and only put healthy things in their bodies.