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Now it is the Dual Immersion Language students´ turn. Enjoy their virtual singing “Baila con tu cuerpo” that they would have sang at The Latino Festival this year!
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10/13/20
Normally at the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, it means Liberty Dual Immersion Language students get the opportunity to sing at the Latino Festival in downtown Lexington. Because of COVID-19, they weren't able to this year. Check out their virtual version. ¿Y qué? Dual Immersion Language Song.
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Happy Hispanic Heritage day! To celebrate virtually, our Liberty Spanish teachers are introducing themselves and their favorite things about their countries! Check out this awesome presentation, turn on the English subtitules so you don’t miss out, and get to know them!
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Meet your teachers!
It's the 2020-2021 Liberty Elementary Virtual Open House!
The teachers and staff at Liberty Elementary can't wait for school to start and we know this year's open house won't look like past years, so we came up with an alternative. We are proud to present the 2020-2021 Liberty Elementary Virtual Open House.
Click here to see our 2020-2021 Virtual Open House.
(Posted August 2020)
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Liberty NTI/2DL Schedule Announced
Friday August 14th, 2020
Today Principal Lisa Kear announced the NTI/2DL schedule for Liberty Elementary School. You can view the schedule here. In addition to the schedule, there is also a narrative that explains how NTI/2DL will be administered at Liberty. You can see that here.
We look forward to seeing our students Wednesday, August 26, 2020.
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FAMILY TIME IS QUALITY TIME
DAILY IDEAS TO SPEND QUALITY TIME WITH YOUR KIDS AT HOME
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IDEA 45
Use your phone to throw and catch paper planes to people around the world.
Get your own ready, stamp it and send it away!
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IDEA 44
Visit the fate of coastal cities Google Earth
On your phone/tablet: download Google Earth for IOS or Android.
On a computer/laptop: just go to the Google Earth website.
STEP 1: Open the app/website
STEP 2: Go to "Voyager"
STEP 3: Go to "Travel"
STEP 4: Scroll down until you find "Sea Level Rise and the Fate of Coastal Cities" (you can also look it up in the magnifier)
