Free Science Day at BYU
This is a free science day at BYU this Saturday, May 20 and it runs from 10 am to 4 pm.
More information can be found on the BYU event calendar page
https://calendar.byu.edu/event/astrofest-where-fun-and-science-collide
Welcome to Larsen Elementary
Striving for greatness- every individual, every day!
Larsen Annual Kickball Tournament
Larsen Elementary held the annual Kickball tournament between faculty and the 6th graders. There was a lot of trash talking going on about who was going to win. It was an exciting game and each team had some awesome players. The teachers pulled through and won the game much to the students surprise. The PTA provided everyone with a popscile to cool themselves off. Great job teachers and 6th graders!
Choir Performs at Hope of America
The fifth and sixth grade choir at Larsen spent all day yesterday participating in Hope of America. This incredible program inspires kids across Utah county to be patriotic and appreciate this amazing country we live in. They learned about the Declaration, the Bill of Rights, and how to inspire others. Their hard work paid off, because we had a blast!
Utah Food Bank Sponsoring Summer Lunch Program
We are happy to announce that Utah Food Bank is sponsoring free summer lunches for kids again . They will be held at the Spanish Fork City Library Park between 11:30 - 1:00 PM. There is no registration required but the food must be consumed on-site. We don't want any child to go hungry during the summer months!
Shana Woolsey Receives the Crystal Apple Award
Shana Woolsey received the Crystal Apple Award for Larsen Elementary. Here are some attributes that her co-workers said about her: "Shana is a very caring teacher. She is concerned about each student individually and tries to help each progress. Mrs. Woolsey is very enthusiastic, friendly, positive and inspires her students to do their best."
Congratulations Mrs. Woolsey! We are lucky to have you at Larsen.
5th Grade Wax Museum
5th Grade has been working hard for the past four weeks on their State Fair projects. Upon walking into the fair, we were met with students posing as a significant figure from their chosen state. Students researched the history, environment, industry, and many other aspects of their states to present to parents and others at the school. We had a fun time!