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Students use technology in MakerSpace.
Lee students create stop-animation films in Makerspace.
Lee students braide t-shirts into dog toys for the animal shelter.
Elementary students learn to swim as part of their regular physical education classes.
Families made picture frames during the Camp Read-A-Lot event.
Lee students collaborate on a project.
Lee students work on stop-animation films in Makerspace.
Lee students learn about rhythm using plastic buckets as drums.
Books written in Spanish and English were added to the TK Lee Library.
Lee students enjoy library time.
Lee PE teacher, JoAnne Desy, organizes her last Jump Rope for Heart event.
Lee students enjoy working on projects on their laptops.
A student gets a book autographed by a children's author.
Lee students build their own communities in Makerspace.
Consumers Energy helped Lee Elementary purchase Spheros.

Events

New Student Enrollment
Date: 6/20/2018, 4 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Middle School
New Student Enrollment
Date: 6/27/2018, 4 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Middle School
New Student Enrollment
Date: 7/11/2018, 4 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Middle School
New Student Enrollment
Date: 7/25/2018, 4 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Middle School
Open House
Date: 8/20/2018, 4 PM – 6 PM

TK News

Lee Elementary's Summer Hours

The office will be open this summer from 8:00 - 4:00 Monday - Thursday June 4 - 14th and will re-open on Monday August 6th.

Elementary Students Sew Up End-Of-Year Project

Third graders tackled a sewing project with a little help from one of their classmates, some senior citizens and some high school students.

Elementary art teacher Kathy Bailey squealed with excitement when she saw the stack of brightly-colored aprons piled neatly on a table beside a sewing machine. "Look at all these! They are wonderful!" she said holding up one of the aprons and gently putting it over the head of a third-grade student who had just finished sewing.

Pigs, Cows, Bees, Tractors: All Part of Ag Awareness Day

Ag Awareness gave students a chance to get up close to different animals.

How can plants be grown without soil? Where does chocolate milk come from? Why do chickens lay different colored-eggs? Thornapple Kellogg third graders asked and got answers to these questions and many more at the 14th annual Barry County Ag Awareness Day at the Barry County Expo Center.
More than 500 students from Hastings, Delton Kellogg, Thornapple Kellogg and Barry County Christian schools visited different stations set up at the fairgrounds to learn about agriculture and its importance to Barry County and the state.

Lee Students Inspired to Help Furry Friends

Elliot DeVries (l) and Liam Lietz show off the braided chew toy they made.

Inspired by texts from a pilot program called "Reading Street," Lee Elementary students in Nathan Fischer's class felt the need to help out their community in some way. They decided to focus on their furry friends in the community, so they contacted the Barry County Animal Shelter to see how they could help.

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