November 2019

Mark your calendars for our Larsen family skate night on Monday, November 18th from 5-8 PM.  Bring your families for a fun filled night.  More information will be coming home soon.  We hope to see you there!

Thanksgiving break is coming up on November 27-29th.  No school will be held on those days.  We hope you all have a fantastic Thanksgiving with family and friends.

Mrs. Eckhardt received a grant from the Nebo Education Foundation for $864 to use for technology in her classroom.  We are excited for our kindergarteners who will benefit tremendously from this.  Thank you Nebo Education Foundation for helping Larsen students be successful!

Mrs. Terry is new to Larsen Elementary this year but knows it very well.  Her children were students here when they were younger so she has really been a part of our school for a long time.  We are very excited to have her teaching 5th grade.  Here are some more fun facts about her:

Favorite Subject in School:  Social Studies

Hobbies:  Running and eating

Favorite Book:  To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Favorite Food:  Chips and salsa

Favorite Drink:  DIet Coke with lime

Larsen 2nd graders performed a spooktacular program for their parents on Halloween.  They sang songs about haunted houses, pumpkins, ghosts and so many other scary things while dressed in their costumes.  Great job 2nd graders on making our Halloween so much fun!

 This month as we celebrate the thankfulness and gratitude we feel, I would like to offer  thanks to the business partner who is providing our two Classic Skate Nights at no cost to us.  Holey Bricks owners, Justin and Holly Frasché, covered the cost so that Larsen families can go  and enjoy two nights of skating and fun together.  Thanks for your thoughtfulness and kindness  to our Larsen Community.  We are sure to have a great time! The first skate night will be held November 18th so mark your calendars.  More information will be coming.

Larsen Elementary loves to celebrate Halloween and yesterday was no exception.  The school was decorated like Whoville and all the staff was dressed as characters from the beloved book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and other Dr. Seuss books.  When the kids entered into the school,  they walked into a snow storm and then the magical world of Whoville.  It was so fun to see the kids faces smiling and hear their laughter.  We hope everyone had a happy and safe Halloween!