Look! 👀 It’s 10th graders reading their independent reading books. Ask your kiddo what they’re reading!
Parents and guardians of the class of 2027! Do you have questions about what comes next for your students? Sign up for a meeting with Mr. Slack and Ms. Lund during Parent Teacher Conferences on October 7 to discuss any questions you may have. Use the link below to sign up for a time, or email Ms. Lund with any questions (lunda@lafarge.k12.wi.us).
https://calendar.app.google/oLvTTv2u8uGRiuwa8
https://calendar.app.google/oLvTTv2u8uGRiuwa8
Our Intro to Agriculture students have been learning about agriculture right here in Wisconsin! Students recently started a project exploring different counties across the state, researching the agricultural commodities each county is known for, and discovering which counties rank in the Top 10 for production. It’s a great way to connect what we learn in the classroom to agriculture happening throughout our state!
🧲✨ **Learning Through Play!** ✨🧲
Mrs. Floberg and friends made a **magnetic maze** to help our students practice important skills while having fun!
Our maze focused on:
🖐️ Fine motor skills
👀 Hand-eye coordination & visual tracking
🧩 Problem-solving & planning
🎯 Focus and attention
➡️ Following directions & directional vocabulary
💪 Hand control and coordination
🌟 Patience, persistence, and cause & effect
💬 **Communication skills** – students practiced sharing and talking about their finished products with others!
We love creating hands-on activities that make learning engaging, purposeful, and FUN! 💜🐾
Mrs. Floberg and friends made a **magnetic maze** to help our students practice important skills while having fun!
Our maze focused on:
🖐️ Fine motor skills
👀 Hand-eye coordination & visual tracking
🧩 Problem-solving & planning
🎯 Focus and attention
➡️ Following directions & directional vocabulary
💪 Hand control and coordination
🌟 Patience, persistence, and cause & effect
💬 **Communication skills** – students practiced sharing and talking about their finished products with others!
We love creating hands-on activities that make learning engaging, purposeful, and FUN! 💜🐾
As part of our first unit on geography, the freshman are using the 5 themes to create their own countries. They have a lot of creative ideas!
All 4th grade students met Representative Tara Johnson! They had a chance to ask some great questions and learn more about what she does.
Mrs. Palmer's Food Science class is currently learning about the scientific method and how important measurements really are. These cookies were made using no measuring tools of any kind. Luckily they all tasted amazing!
Check out this great upcoming opportunity to explore any of the local Western campuses and submit an application for free!
Register online at www.westerntc.edu/open-house
Register online at www.westerntc.edu/open-house
Our students are exploring the Classification of Living Things by discovering that scientists use characteristics to sort and organize living things into groups.
To help make this concept come to life, students practiced their classification skills in some fun and unexpected ways—by sorting different types of pasta and organizing playing cards! Through these hands-on activities, students identified similarities and differences, developed their own classification systems, and discussed how the characteristics they chose affected how items were grouped.
It was a fun way to see that classification isn’t just about memorizing categories—it’s about observing, identifying patterns, and using evidence to organize information!
To help make this concept come to life, students practiced their classification skills in some fun and unexpected ways—by sorting different types of pasta and organizing playing cards! Through these hands-on activities, students identified similarities and differences, developed their own classification systems, and discussed how the characteristics they chose affected how items were grouped.
It was a fun way to see that classification isn’t just about memorizing categories—it’s about observing, identifying patterns, and using evidence to organize information!
La Farge weekly athletic events for Sept. 21st-27th.
Kickapoo-La Farge Cross Country had a great showing at the Boscobel Night Meet last night. They rocked the Gatorade theme!
6th Grade music students are off to a great start. We are really excited to start band instruments soon, but have also enjoyed doing some bucket drumming and learning some basic piano skills!
Good luck to all our Wildcats showing animals at the Vernon County Fair this weekend!
Due to popular demand, the KLF Cross Country Apparel store has been reopened! Orders due by midnight on Tuesday!!!
Thank you for your support!!
https://kickapoolafargexc26r2.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Thank you for your support!!
https://kickapoolafargexc26r2.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Spanish 2 students practiced their speaking and listening skills by personally asking and recording the birthdates of everyone in the class. ¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños?
CAPTURE THE MEMORIES! CAPTURE THE SAVINGS!
Order your 2027 yearbook now and save big! Order by Friday, September 18 to lock in the lowest price of the year at $35. Plus, personalize your yearbook and save up to $20 on icons with promo code YBKICONS.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1116980/La-Farge-High-School/2027-Yearbook/2026080414153480051/CATALOG_SHOP/
Order your 2027 yearbook now and save big! Order by Friday, September 18 to lock in the lowest price of the year at $35. Plus, personalize your yearbook and save up to $20 on icons with promo code YBKICONS.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1116980/La-Farge-High-School/2027-Yearbook/2026080414153480051/CATALOG_SHOP/
Events for the rest of the week!
Some of the middle school students paired up with the 4K and Kindergarten students for their first week of Reading Buddies. It’s so great to give students opportunities to spend time with other students of different ages!
Our 6th graders stepped back in time with a Hunter & Gatherer Game in Mrs. Stahlke's class last week! Students learned how early humans used tools and resources to find food, create clothing and shelter, and survive--ultimately leading to the development of agriculture as we know it today!
