LMS PE students go back on the bikes!  We can OUTRIDE anything!  
5 months ago, Allison Aldrich
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Outride bike program
Students had the opportunity to learn how you can turn trash into art! Trash and old materials were donated to the class, and students created their very own masterpiece for all to enjoy. This installation art was created by our 6th and 7th grade art students in honor of Earth Day!
5 months ago, Allison Aldrich
art
art
art
art
art
Please take some time to review our weekly newsletter!
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
LMS Weekly newsletter dates
LMS Weekly newsletter
Ms. Carter's 6th grade students celebrate Pi Day!
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
6th grade students
6th grade students
LMS Weekly Newsletter Have a great weekend!!
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
LMS Weekly newsletter dates
LMS Weekly newsletter
Happy Pi Day!!
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
Pi day activities
Pi day!
Pi day!
Pi day
pi day activities
pi day
pi day
pi day
Please take some time to review this week's LMS Weekly Newsletter
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
LMS Weekly newsletter
LMS Weekly newsletter dates
Congratulations to our February PRIDE students of the month!!
6 months ago, Allison Aldrich
February PRIDE students of the month
Mrs. Beard’s Second Graders Explore the World of Words Instructional Strategies for Reaching Every Child The floor was the place to be as second graders gathered close, captivated by Mrs. Beard’s voice as she led them through an exploration of words. Together they listened for which words rhymed, and which words didn’t belong. Mrs. Beard’s students turned detectives, uncovered how one word can have multiple meanings, expanding their vocabulary and reading comprehension. One student identified the word ‘board’, he said, “like ‘bored’ when you feeling uninterested, or ‘board’ like a surfboard. “WOW!” responded Mrs. Beard, “great example!” Another student added, “or ‘board’ like when you get on an airplane!” Mrs. Beard was so impressed with the flow of examples her students shared. Next she guided them through strategies like 'chopping' words to break down those longer words, and then 'blending' them back together. They got out their “choppers” and collectively sounded out and chopped words in unison. Lakewood Elementary teachers are truly skilled at their craft, they’re masterful at transforming learning into a fun and engaged adventure for their students. Their talent in making learning accessible for all students using a range of instructional techniques allows kids to build confidence, thrive, and succeed. Go Vikings!
7 months ago, Lauren Christensen
Students paying attention
Students paying attention