LaFarge, Wisconsin: the school, the students and the land
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| The hills where we live. |
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Some of our students in front of a hallway art project. 
Our wildcat mascot
 
A winter hallway display
Lockers in the high school side of school.
School hallway with a floor cleaning machine.
More high school lockers. The school is K-12 under one roof.
Tables are set up everyday for lunch.
When the tables are down the room becomes a play area. Sometimes it is too cold to go outside.
Elementary hallway with coat hooks.
Winter countryside
Students playing after school.
Students hiking this past winter.
The sun goes down early in the winter.
Dressed to go home on the bus.
Winter coats are necessary!
Our gym with basketball practice happening.
Coats and insulated lunch bag.
We are glad that winter has passed and spring is here!
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Llamas although originally from South America can live in Wisconsin
Sandhill cranes have returned to La Farge for the summer
Many people around LaFarge have horses.
The country in summer.
The Kickapoo is a crooked river that is fun to canoe on in the summer.
Many of our neighbors are Amish farmers who use horse and buggy transportation instead of cars.
Rock formations on a hiking trail.
Davinia on the day she was born.
We are die hard Packer fans!
Our response to your P.S.!
Dear Ms. T. and Wisconsin Students,
ReplyDeleteWe just viewed all of the photos you sent. We especially liked the llamas (which one is Barack O'Llama). The scenery looks beautiful. Only a few kids in our class have played in snow. Do you ice skate on lakes and ponds? Everybody laughed at the name of the river; Kickapoo is funny no matter who you are.
Much love,
Mr. Slattery and the 802 Family
P.S. The Chargers are going to crush the Packers this season!
Dear Mr. Slattery and 802 Family,
ReplyDeleteWe read your comments yesterday. Thank you for posting to the blog. A new baby llama was born last week--not Barack O'Llama but a girl, Davinia. The kids say to tell you that they do ice skate sometimes just wearing boots on ice!
Your P.S. generated a photo response from Noah. See photos above!
Have a good summer,
Ms. T. and the CLC students