Kindergarten RoundUp Tuesday March 10 / Inscripción de Kindergarten Martes, 10 de marzo
11 days ago, Katie Westlie
Kindergarten RoundUp
Kindergarten RoundUp
Mrs Malphurs is looking for parent volunteers to help hang the student skate deck art show on Thursday March 26 10am-3pm. Please reach out to her at amalphurs@isd2397.org
2 days ago, John Seipel
Mrs Malphurs is looking for parent volunteers to help hang the student skate deck art show on Thursday March 26 10am-3pm. Please reach out to her at amalphurs@isd2397.org
LSHE was well represented at the National Art Educators convention in Chicago. Two elementary students, Will Greip and Kira St Pierre, had photos of their alebrijes sculptures in the National Youth Art Month exhibit, coming in 3rd and honorable mention for MN. Mrs Malphurs attended many workshops and lectures by educators and famous artists, as well as serving on an elementary budget panel and presenting on her work with CRAE via MDE.
4 days ago, John Seipel
LSHE was well represented at the National Art Educators convention in Chicago. Two elementary students, Will Greip and Kira St Pierre, had photos of their alebrijes sculptures in the National Youth Art Month exhibit, coming in 3rd and honorable mention for MN. Mrs Malphurs attended many workshops and lectures by educators and famous artists, as well as serving on an elementary budget panel and presenting on her work with CRAE via MDE.
LSHE was well represented at the National Art Educators convention in Chicago. Two elementary students, Will Greip and Kira St Pierre, had photos of their alebrijes sculptures in the National Youth Art Month exhibit, coming in 3rd and honorable mention for MN. Mrs Malphurs attended many workshops and lectures by educators and famous artists, as well as serving on an elementary budget panel and presenting on her work with CRAE via MDE.
LSHE was well represented at the National Art Educators convention in Chicago. Two elementary students, Will Greip and Kira St Pierre, had photos of their alebrijes sculptures in the National Youth Art Month exhibit, coming in 3rd and honorable mention for MN. Mrs Malphurs attended many workshops and lectures by educators and famous artists, as well as serving on an elementary budget panel and presenting on her work with CRAE via MDE.
This month LSHE students will work with guest artist Mark Rivard. Students will all attend an assembly where Mark talks about his life story. Students in grades 1-5 will create their own skate decks and kindergarteners will create skate deck templates.
11 days ago, John Seipel
Frank Sentwali (2This month LSHE students will work with guest artist Mark Rivard. Students will all attend an assembly where Mark talks about his life story. Students in grades 1-5 will create their own skate decks and kindergarteners will create skate deck templates.
Frank Sentwali (1This month LSHE students will work with guest artist Mark Rivard. Students will all attend an assembly where Mark talks about his life story. Students in grades 1-5 will create their own skate decks and kindergarteners will create skate deck templates.
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
11 days ago, John Seipel
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
IMG_1713"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
IMG_1713"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
IMG_1713"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
IMG_1713"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
IMG_1713"Reading is Full of Surprises" was the theme this year at LSH Elementary as we celebrated I Love To Read Month! We had a surprise visit from Julie Gassman, a local author from St. Peter. Michael Callahan, a local magician, shared his magic tricks with K-5 earlier this month. Our grand celebration took place March 2 with a surprise visit from a local juggler, Adam St. Pierre! Students learned that reading can take us many places and we can learn many tricks when reading! Top readers from each class received some wonderful prizes. The Bar and Grill donated a free personal pan pizza. 300 Club donated a free game of bowling. Each top reader received a token to use in our new book vending machine that was donated from Le Sueur Rotary Club. A BIG SHOUT OUT to The Bar and Grill, 300 Club, and Le Sueur Rotary Club for all your support and generous donations. Congratulations to all our readers - Keep on reading and enjoying the surprises!
Congratulations to LSH Elementary's February Students of the Month! Great job everyone!
12 days ago, Katie Westlie
February Students of the Month
Second graders enjoyed several mystery readers throughout the month of February. Miss.LeSueur-Henderson, Grandma Curly, Officer Janet, and our lunch lady, Belinda. Thanks to all of our readers!
12 days ago, John Seipel
Second graders enjoyed several mystery readers throughout the month of February. Miss.LeSueur-Henderson, Grandma Curly, Officer Janet, and our lunch lady, Belinda. Thanks to all of our readers!
Second graders enjoyed several mystery readers throughout the month of February. Miss.LeSueur-Henderson, Grandma Curly, Officer Janet, and our lunch lady, Belinda. Thanks to all of our readers!
Second graders enjoyed several mystery readers throughout the month of February. Miss.LeSueur-Henderson, Grandma Curly, Officer Janet, and our lunch lady, Belinda. Thanks to all of our readers!
First graders are learning to be music readers! They are exploring pitch by playing “High and Low Tic-Tac-Toe”
13 days ago, John Seipel
First graders are learning to be music readers! They are exploring pitch by playing “High and Low Tic-Tac-Toe”
First graders are learning to be music readers! They are exploring pitch by playing “High and Low Tic-Tac-Toe”
Please join us for Kindergarten RoundUp Tuesday March 10 from 5-6:30pm
13 days ago, Katie Westlie
Kindergarten RoundUp Tuesday March 10
Ms. Nancy was back this week! Students enjoyed helping to tell stories from Australia and even learned about the didgeridoo. Storytelling with Ms. Nancy is made possible by H.A.V.E.
13 days ago, John Seipel
Ms. Nancy was back this week! Students enjoyed helping to tell stories from Australia and even learned about the didgeridoo. Storytelling with Ms. Nancy is made possible by H.A.V.E.
Ms. Nancy was back this week! Students enjoyed helping to tell stories from Australia and even learned about the didgeridoo. Storytelling with Ms. Nancy is made possible by H.A.V.E.
Ms. Nancy was back this week! Students enjoyed helping to tell stories from Australia and even learned about the didgeridoo. Storytelling with Ms. Nancy is made possible by H.A.V.E.
Ms. Nancy was back this week! Students enjoyed helping to tell stories from Australia and even learned about the didgeridoo. Storytelling with Ms. Nancy is made possible by H.A.V.E.
Second grade book vending winners
20 days ago, John Seipel
Second grade book vending winners
Mrs. Sohns’ class wrapped up Lillie’s Purple Purse lesson with making her purse along with the bling!
20 days ago, John Seipel
Mrs. Sohns’ class wrapped up Lillie’s Purple Purse lesson with making her purse along with the bling!
When we had to cancel the 4th grade fieldtrip to the Walker Arts Center to see the Dyani White Hawk exhibit, Mrs Malphurs decided to bring the Walker to LeSueur! Students rotated through stations to try beading, painting tiny brush strokes, looking at the exhibit catalog, watching a video about her 8'×12'beaded work, and looking at photos and videos of the show. The students were rock stars discussing the work with each other. The experience concluded with a virtual tour from the museum education department with the students on Friday. They impressed the museum staff and made LSHE proud!
20 days ago, John Seipel
When we had to cancel the 4th grade fieldtrip to the Walker Arts Center to see the Dyani White Hawk exhibit, Mrs Malphurs decided to bring the Walker to LeSueur! Students rotated through stations to try beading, painting tiny brush strokes, looking at the exhibit catalog, watching a video about her 8'×12'beaded work, and looking at photos and videos of the show. The students were rock stars discussing the work with each other. The experience concluded with a virtual tour from the museum education department with the students on Friday. They impressed the museum staff and made LSHE proud!
When we had to cancel the 4th grade fieldtrip to the Walker Arts Center to see the Dyani White Hawk exhibit, Mrs Malphurs decided to bring the Walker to LeSueur! Students rotated through stations to try beading, painting tiny brush strokes, looking at the exhibit catalog, watching a video about her 8'×12'beaded work, and looking at photos and videos of the show. The students were rock stars discussing the work with each other. The experience concluded with a virtual tour from the museum education department with the students on Friday. They impressed the museum staff and made LSHE proud!
When we had to cancel the 4th grade fieldtrip to the Walker Arts Center to see the Dyani White Hawk exhibit, Mrs Malphurs decided to bring the Walker to LeSueur! Students rotated through stations to try beading, painting tiny brush strokes, looking at the exhibit catalog, watching a video about her 8'×12'beaded work, and looking at photos and videos of the show. The students were rock stars discussing the work with each other. The experience concluded with a virtual tour from the museum education department with the students on Friday. They impressed the museum staff and made LSHE proud!
Oh look! Miah and JJ, our high school helpers from last semester, surprised Mrs. Sohns’ class as Mystery Readers!!!
24 days ago, John Seipel
Oh look! Miah and JJ, our high school helpers from last semester, surprised Mrs. Sohns’ class as Mystery Readers!!!
Oh look! Miah and JJ, our high school helpers from last semester, surprised Mrs. Sohns’ class as Mystery Readers!!!
Surprise! We have a local author visiting! Julie Gassman shared her fiction and non-fiction books with students K-5 this week.
25 days ago, John Seipel
Surprise! We have a local author visiting! Julie Gassman shared her fiction and non-fiction books with students K-5 this week.
Surprise! We have a local author visiting! Julie Gassman shared her fiction and non-fiction books with students K-5 this week.
Surprise! We have a local author visiting! Julie Gassman shared her fiction and non-fiction books with students K-5 this week.
To kick off I Love to Read Month, magician Michael Callahan performed for students K-5. There’s a Surprise in Every Book!
25 days ago, John Seipel
To kick off I Love to Read Month, magician Michael Callahan performed for students K-5. There’s a Surprise in Every Book!
To kick off I Love to Read Month, magician Michael Callahan performed for students K-5. There’s a Surprise in Every Book!
To kick off I Love to Read Month, magician Michael Callahan performed for students K-5. There’s a Surprise in Every Book!
To kick off I Love to Read Month, magician Michael Callahan performed for students K-5. There’s a Surprise in Every Book!
Students in 4th and 5th grade wrapped up a residency with Spoken Word Artist, Frank Sentwali. Several students opted to perform their original work at our Slam Poetry event. This opportunity was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board
25 days ago, John Seipel
Students in 4th and 5th grade wrapped up a residency with Spoken Word Artist, Frank Sentwali. Several students opted to perform their original work at our Slam Poetry event. This opportunity was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board
Students in 4th and 5th grade wrapped up a residency with Spoken Word Artist, Frank Sentwali. Several students opted to perform their original work at our Slam Poetry event. This opportunity was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board
Students in 4th and 5th grade wrapped up a residency with Spoken Word Artist, Frank Sentwali. Several students opted to perform their original work at our Slam Poetry event. This opportunity was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board
Students in 4th and 5th grade wrapped up a residency with Spoken Word Artist, Frank Sentwali. Several students opted to perform their original work at our Slam Poetry event. This opportunity was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board
Waiting for the play Giraffes Can’t Dance to start!
25 days ago, John Seipel
waiting for the play Giraffes Can’t Dance to start!
waiting for the play Giraffes Can’t Dance to start!
waiting for the play Giraffes Can’t Dance to start!
waiting for the play Giraffes Can’t Dance to start!
Our book fair has been a huge success, yet again! But it's not too late. If you still want to buy something or something was out of stock at the book fair, feel free to shop our online book fair until February 26! Thank you for supporting our school library and your child's love of reading!
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lesuerhendersonelemsch1
about 1 month ago, John Seipel
Our book fair has been a huge success, yet again! But it's not too late. If you still want to buy something or something was out of stock at the book fair, feel free to shop our online book fair until February 26! Thank you for supporting our school library and your child's love of reading! https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lesuerhendersonelemsch1
Students in grades K-2 will be going to Stages Theater to see the play Giraffes Can't Dance.
In art we listened to the book, talked about how our bodies bend when we do our favorite dance move, then created collages of giraffes doing that move. Students will also be reading the book in their classrooms and doing academic activities that connect.
This field trip is funded by a grant from the MN State Arts Board made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through appropriations from the MN State Legislature.
about 1 month ago, John Seipel
Students in grades K-2 will be going to Stages Theater to see the play Giraffes Can't Dance. In art we listened to the book, talked about how our bodies bend when we do our favorite dance move, then created collages of giraffes doing that move. Students will also be reading the book in their classrooms and doing academic activities that connect. This field trip is funded by a grant from the MN State Arts Board made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through appropriations from the MN State Legislature.
Students in grades K-2 will be going to Stages Theater to see the play Giraffes Can't Dance. In art we listened to the book, talked about how our bodies bend when we do our favorite dance move, then created collages of giraffes doing that move. Students will also be reading the book in their classrooms and doing academic activities that connect. This field trip is funded by a grant from the MN State Arts Board made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through appropriations from the MN State Legislature.
Students in grades K-2 will be going to Stages Theater to see the play Giraffes Can't Dance. In art we listened to the book, talked about how our bodies bend when we do our favorite dance move, then created collages of giraffes doing that move. Students will also be reading the book in their classrooms and doing academic activities that connect. This field trip is funded by a grant from the MN State Arts Board made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through appropriations from the MN State Legislature.
Students in grades K-2 will be going to Stages Theater to see the play Giraffes Can't Dance. In art we listened to the book, talked about how our bodies bend when we do our favorite dance move, then created collages of giraffes doing that move. Students will also be reading the book in their classrooms and doing academic activities that connect. This field trip is funded by a grant from the MN State Arts Board made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through appropriations from the MN State Legislature.