Our Shakespeare Conqest Class

These are all the class members involved in the upcoming Much Ado About Nothing Play.

Only thing missing is our incredible mentor, Ms Whiting.  We're looking forward to the upcoming play.  Good luck one and all!

As we look to the future, let us not forget the past....Shakespeare's Tempest

With the upcoming production of 'Much Ado', here's a throwback to the last production of 'The Tempest'.  Seeing these makes me so proud to be a part of LETRS!

Much Ado About Nothing is in the Entertainer!

Be sure to grab your own copy of the April 2015 Entertainer Magazine as you will find on p. 32 a great article about our upcoming 'Much Ado About Nothing'.  There was a glitch in the picture however, but we wanted to share what we TRIED to have put with the article.  This is going to be an exciting show!  

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April 24 & 25th 7:00pm

April 25th 2:00 pm

LDS Chapel on Jadwin in Richland

St Patrick's Day in BYOG

Ms. Kreutz prepared a great celebration for our BYOG class.  Made the rest of us green with envy! ;-)

2nd Block Juniors Classes Begin!

We just began a new set of Juniors Classes and they got off to a great start.  Thanks to our new mentors and assistants, we know our students are being inspired with great material and excitement!

Oceans with Ms. Sharp started because her son had an interest in learning more about the ocean.  What a great reason to have a class!  Here are a few pics of the first day of class where the students are creating the baskets that will hold the shells they earn through their learning experiences:

Body Matters is co-mentored by Ms. Larsen and Ms. Nieman.  This class promises to cover a wide range of all matters of our incredible human bodies.  The first day was full of a variety of experiments showing us the importance of all the senses in our bodies.  Way to go guys!

Stations continued with Ms. Fluckiger as the mentor and the kids were pretty excited about building this great fort while exploring other stations and discussions about building and constructing.

Storytime continued with a great set of Math books and experiences to excite our young learners.  And who doesn't like to learn math when it involves M&M's and food!

Bring Your Own Genius (BYOG) continued with a lesson on Helen Keller and the deaf culture by Ms. Baugh. 

Looking forward to this great set of new classes and mentors.  Another HUGE thank you to all!

Family Ball 2015

"Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ear!"

This year's Ball was a great success!  Thank you to all who made it possible for our families to come together and have a blast.  We started the evening with a few presentations from our Pyramid Project Mentors.  Way to go ladies!  Following that we heard our Key of Liberty Scholars recite and act out 'Paul Revere's Ride', with a Caesar twist. :)

Finally we watched a 30 minute Julius Caesar lay put on by our Shakespeare Conquest Students.  Great job to all!  We understand there was not much time to memorize and collaborate, but our students are up to any challenge!  It turned out great!

Then the party began!

Again, THANK YOU to all who made this night possible.  Here's to the beginning of another great semester of LETRS!

Christmas Around the World Performance

Our Music Around the World Class finished their semester with an exciting performance of song and dance representing 6 different countries around the world.  Thank you to Ms. Larsen and Ms. Jacobson for all your hard work to organize and inspire these great kids with your musical talents.  It was a great program!