🌞It was another day of science fun at Vitale Park today for the second half of the kindergarten! 🧪🌿 They learned about fur and bones, the water cycle, fish, birds, had a scavenger hunt, and discovered pond minibeasts! 🦴💧🐟🐦🔍🐛 They even had a chance to catch some fish!
Please check your house for our library books. Library books are all due back to school for end-of-the-year check-in!
Mr. Crabb held his Spring Informance today and invited 4th and 5th-graders to watch along with family and friends. The students did an awesome job on stage!
🧪 Mrs. Dorey's class became slime experts today! 👩🔬✨ Cloud slime was their favorite! ☁️💚 Everyone had a blast getting hands-on with their gooey creations! 🎉👐
🌞 Half the Kindergarten visited Vitale Park today for a fun-filled science adventure! 🧪🌿 They learned about fur and bones, the water cycle, fish, birds, had a scavenger hunt, and discovered pond minibeasts! 🦴💧🐟🐦🔍🐛 Most of the station teachers were retirees from Livonia too! 👩🏫👨🏫
What an exciting day of learning and exploration! 🌟🔭🧠
🐸🌳 On June 4th it was Mrs. Jones and the Coyle/Litteer crew's trip to Cummings Nature Center!
🎉Yesterday, 30 4th and 5th graders participated in our annual Challenge 24 competition against Wheatland-Chili. This is the 27th year of the competition! 🥳 These students have been practicing every week since January with Mrs. Petelin, Mr. Cripps, and Mr. Lane.
🏆 This year, Livonia won the competition for the first time since 2011! 🎉 The top scorer for 4th Grade was Owen S., and the top scorer for 5th Grade was Tessa P. 🥇 The overall top scorer for our school was 4th grader McKenna J. 🏅 We are all very proud of their efforts! 👏
We celebrated all their hard work with a trip to Tom Whal’s afterward. 🍔🍦 Thanks to the Friends of Livonia for sponsoring this event! 🙌
🏅🐾 It's Dawg Day 2024! Livonia's very own Special Olympics celebration. Since 2019, our incredible student-athletes have been showcasing their talents and determination, teaming up with buddies for a day filled with fun, friendship, and unforgettable moments.
A huge thank you to our amazing business sponsors, dedicated teachers, enthusiastic cheerleaders, and hardworking student helpers and buddies. Your support and involvement make this event truly special.
📢 The Livingston County Sheriff's Office visited Livonia Elementary School today to celebrate this year's "Do The Right Thing" award winner!
🏆 The "Do The Right Thing" award honors students for their positive actions and good deeds. This year, Deputy Harrington nominated 5th grader Howie J. for his kindness and help as a "hallway hero" in our "Bulldog Buddy" program. Howie went out of his way to help a struggling student without being asked, showing his great heart and leadership!
📸 Pictured are Livingston County Sheriff's Foundation Treasurer Andrea Bailey, Deputy Harrington, award winner Howie J, Sheriff Tom Dougherty, Chief Deputy Jason Yasso, and Chief Deputy Dan Rittenhouse!
🎉 Congratulations, Howie! Thank you for being an awesome role model! 👏🌟
Reminder: Incoming 6th Grade Parent Meeting is tomorrow, June 5th, at 7:00 PM in the MHS Auditorium.
During the meeting, we will cover various important topics, including:
🐾 Middle High school curriculum and academic expectations
🐾 Extracurricular activities and clubs
🐾 Support services and resources available to students
🐾 School policies and procedures
🐾 Communication channels between parents, teachers, and the school administration
This meeting is geared toward parents, but students are welcome to attend.
🐸🌳 Ms. Forsythe's class had an amazing day at Cummings Nature Center yesterday! Our adventure focused on Native Frogs. We hiked through ponds, pools, and woodland areas, searching for frogs, toads, salamanders, and even snakes. 🐍 We became frog experts, learning about different types of frogs, their life cycles, camouflage, and the differences between frogs and toads. It was a wonderful day! 🐸✨
Girls on the Run had their 5K on Saturday morning. Great job Livonia!
🍦Mrs. Welch's class celebrated their hard work for the year with a visit to Twisters! Thank you Twisters for letting us come have a sweet treat!
🫖🧑🧒PreK VIP Tea: A Celebration of Art, Performance, and Special Guests
This morning, our PreK classes hosted a delightful event that left everyone beaming with pride and joy: the PreK VIP Tea. This special occasion was more than just a morning tea; it was a heartwarming celebration of our young students' talents, creativity, and the important people in their lives. Thank you to all the VIPs who joined us. Your presence made the PreK VIP Tea an unforgettable experience for our students!
Tomorrow ES SAC invites you to Wear What You Want Wednesday (school dress code rules still apply).
✨ This month’s Principal Read-Aloud was all about finishing strong! ✨ Mrs. Hysick read "The Light Within Me" by Lauren Grabois Fischer. 📚🌟 The story encourages young readers to believe in themselves, embrace their individuality, and understand that they have a special light within them that can positively impact the world. It promotes themes of confidence, kindness, and the power of positive thinking.! 💪📖
The Livonia Elementary Library welcomed children’s author Mylisa Larson for a day filled with stories and creativity. Larson, known for her enchanting and heartwarming books, captivated students with her storytelling and inspired young minds to explore their own writing potential.
From the moment Mylisa Larson stepped into the library, excitement buzzed in the air. Students were eager to meet the author. Throughout the day, Larson conducted several reading sessions, bringing her characters to life with expressive voices and animated gestures. The children were enthralled, hanging on to every word. These sessions not only highlighted the joy of reading but also showcased the power of storytelling in sparking imagination.
In addition to reading her books, Larson led interactive writing workshops. She shared insights into her writing process, from brainstorming ideas to developing characters and crafting a plot. The students participated eagerly, asking questions and sharing their own story ideas. Larson provided personalized feedback, encouraging each child to find their unique voice and style.
By the end of the day, it was clear that Larson’s visit had made a significant impact. Students left the library not just with signed books, but with a newfound enthusiasm for reading and writing
