Flat Stanley!

Our Flat Stanley travels have begun! Students have successfully created both their 'Flat Me's' and their 'Flat Stanley's'. We can't wait to see all of the exciting adventures they go on! They will be arriving home very shortly. Student's are pictured here holding their 'Flat Me's'.

Fat Tuesday "Mardi Gras"

Today students were treated to a french lesson about the origins of Mardi Gras with their high school french teachers. In addition, students ate a traditional Mardi Gras cake called a gateau des rois. Inside was a hidden object and whoever found it was considered king or queen for the day!

Whooooo's Ready for Valentine's Day?? We are!

Students were busy today making owl themed valentine bags. Just a friendly reminder that due to the snow day, our party has been rescheduled for Friday, February 14th at 11 a.m. Happy Valentines Day to all!

Our Melted Snowman Olaf

On Friday, January 24th students gathered snow and made a snowman in class. They named him Olaf and observed as he transformed from snow into water. We then took equal amounts of Elmer's glue and shaving cream and painted a picture of him!

7 Healthy Habits of Happy Kids

Synergizing!

Every week students are taught a lesson by our school counselor Mrs. Baran. For this lesson Mrs. Baran is teaching synergizing. It means working together as a group to accomplish a common goal. For this activity students had to keep the ballon afloat using teamwork.

Happy New Year!

Students made new years resolutions! Many decided they wanted to challenge themselves and count to 600 or become better readers. Others wanted to learn to ride a motorcycle or learn to swim. Needless say they were each wonderfully unique. Happy New Year Everyone!

Lake Street Post Office

First grade students are busy delivering the mail to various classrooms at Lake Street Elementary. Each year Lake Street student’s take advantage of the ability to write letters and then send them through school mail. Letters are written throughout the week and delivered every Friday to friends and teachers. Keep writing those letters!