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Larsen Leopards Stand Tall Against Drugs For Red Ribbon Week!

Submitted by natalee.hansen on

Red Ribbon Week started off with "Wear Red Monday". The color red represents courage and our Larsen Leopards all have the courage to say "NO" to drugs! Tuesday was "Crazy Sock Day", and students wore crazy and funny socks to encourage all of our friends to not be bullies and stay away from drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. Wednesday the students dressed up like their favorite hero and also made pledge banners which all of the students sighned lined our school halls!  Thursday was  "Hat Day"!

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N.Hansen

It's A Maze Out There!

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The first grade had a great time at Cornbelly's on their recent fieldtrip.  We went on hay rides, jumped on a huge pillow, found our way through the maze, and returned to Larsen with our own pumpkins! Way to go Leopards!

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J.Headman

Building Castles!

Submitted by natalee.hansen on

During PE time in school the students play a game where they build castles,  so some of our 4H students in the Open Gym 4H class thought they would see how they could build a castle without it falling making it 4 castles high. The students had alot of fun building it. Some of the other activities in our 4H Open Gym class include Lacrosse, hockey and basketball.  Way to go Leopards!!

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T. Boyd

2nd Graders Visit Lehi Hutchings Museum.

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The second graders enjoyed a fun filled day at the Lehi Hutchings Museum for their fall field trip! There were lots of artifacts that showed the second graders what life was like during different time periods. They also got to see lots of rocks and fossils found all over Utah. Before we headed back to school we stopped to eat our lunch at North Park. It was a great day!

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M.Beck

Larsen 5th Grade Learn About Native Indian Tribes

Submitted by natalee.hansen on

Larsen 5th grade students have been very busy lately. They recently worked on a history unit about different Native Indian tribes. Each student selected a tribe and made a 3-D diorama about the tribe they had selected. Some of the tribes they were able to choose from were;  Navajo, Cherokee, Chinook, Aztec, Makah and many more. The students did an amazing job and they are all very creative! Great job 5th Grade!!

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N.Hansen

Magical Reading With Road To Success!

Submitted by natalee.hansen on

On Wednesday, September 4, we had a special guest come and do an assembly for us.  Paul the Reading Magician came and taught us about the importance of reading.  He did lots of magic tricks that really got the crowd excited.  Paul came to kick-off our Road to Success Reading Program that our school is participating in.  With Road to Success students register and track their reading online. Students had a lot of fun too!  Way To Go Leopards!!

 

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K. Beckstead / N.Hansen