Beekeepers, Sterling Hansen and “Mr.B” at Larsen

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“Mr. B,” the Beekeeper (also known as Mr. Bingham, School Counselor) dazzled Larsen’s Kindergarteners by showing them how bees make honey, giving out tastes of honey from his own hives and showing the fancy clothes beekeepers wear.  These youngsters also learned about the different kinds of Bees — workers, queens, drones, guards, and fanners.    

Theater 4-H Class at Larsen Elementary

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The 4-H Afterschool Theater class performed a musical melodramatic murder mystery. They had a cast of all girls. They enjoyed learning about melodramas. The fun part about this play was the surprise ending. Poor Linda is dead, no one could have survived being mauled the way she was. But who did it? Was it the butler, the kitchen staff, Mary's cousin? Mary's Mom gets to the bottom of the mystery. The chef never liked Linda because she didn't do her job.

Larsen Kindergarten Businesses

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Kindergarteners at Larsen Elementary had an opportunity to learn how to serve customers, fill orders, make breakfast items or ice cream delights and give change in their classroom businesses.  Mrs. Hyer’s Kindergarten class had a Breakfast Business this year, serving apple and orange juice and waffles with syrup, jam or whip cream.  Mrs.

Afterschool 4-H students from Larsen Elementary made "Snack Sacks" for Community Action Services.

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Afterschool 4-H students from Larsen Elementary made "Snack Sacks" for Community Action Services. Sacks were decorated and filled with snacks and toys for children whose families receive assistance from the food bank.

Abby Melton, a sixth grader at Larsen Elementary shows off her “Snack Bag” 4-H Service project.
 

Kindergarten Egg Drop at Larsen Elementary

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Cracked? The kindergarten classes at Larsen Elementary School tried everything they could think of to keep Humpty Dumpty from cracking. Students hard boiled an egg and then thought of ways to keep it safe from their custodian Mr. Mecham as he threw them off the top of the school building.

Shown is Chloe Phillips from Mrs. Hyer's class with her egg in the Egg Drop at Larsen Elementary.

Mrs. Greene awarded Crystal Apple Award at Larsen Elementary

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Becky Greene has been nominated by her peers at Larsen Elementary to receive the coveted Crystal Apple award. When the name, Becky Greene comes to mind, we immediately think of treats. Whenever there is a faculty meeting, PLC’s or other training, you will see Becky bringing her stash of treats to share, making us all smile.

"Know Greater Heroes"

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UVU’s "Know Greater Heroes" program thrilled and motivated Larsen students on Thursday, March 3rd. The UVU Cheerleaders and Athletics department visit schools to encourage making good choices, staying away from drugs and living an active lifestyle. Their program includes singing, music, dancing and skits. Thanks for the awesome assembly!

Celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday at Larsen Elementary

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We celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday at Larsen Elementary on Tuesday, March 2nd. Every year, Mr. Johnson, Larsen Elementary’s Principal gives out a Dr. Seuss book to random students. This year he gave two per grade level. The lucky winners get to take home and keep Dr. Seuss’ The Foot Book.

Mrs. Eckhardt’s Kindergarten class celebrated Dr Seuss’ birthday by making hats like the Cat in the Hat, reading Dr. Seuss classic books, and eating Green Eggs and Ham. Happy Birthday, Dr Seuss!

Baby Blankets at Larsen Elementary

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This year the 6th graders from Larsen Elementary celebrated Valentine’s Day by making blankets for needy infants.  The blankets were donated to BYU, where each year nurses travel from BYU to impoverished countries to spend a month working at local birthing centers.  In total, 161 blankets were donated!