Activities

Sponsor - Mrs. Tow

Art club is offered to third and fourth grade students and we meet one morning per week before school for 4 weeks. Students who are interested will get more information and a permission slip to sign up for art club as the start date gets closer (usually in February). Art club is a great place for students who love to create! We practice different artist skills, use different artist techniques, and make projects that students will be able to take home.

Sponsor - Ms. Cook

The Battle of the Books is a Reading Club that is offered to fourth and fifth grade students. Students will read books and then display their knowledge of the books while competing in trivia-style competitions. Students will read books from the twelve Mark Twain Award Nominees for the school year. However, students do not have to read all twelve books. Students will attend meetings or "training sessions" in the library on designated mornings. During the "training sessions", students will engage in fun group activities to learn more about the books. Then students will compete in a variety of competitions. Battle of the Books offers a fun and exciting competition format while encouraging students to grow as readers.

Sponsor - Mrs. Bartlow

The Lakeview Lion Pride choir is open to students in fourth and fifth grade. We meet before school on Thursdays. Rehearsals run from September through December. Students work on developing vocal techniques and choral skills. We have a variety of performances. We sing at: The Festival of Choirs, Veterans Day, The Winter Concert, and take a field trip to sing at a nursing home. Our club ends with a pizza party after our nursing home visit.

Sponsor - Mr. Gill

Students, in 2nd through 5th grade, will have the opportunity to join an exciting Google CS First course. Each course is built around student interests and varies in complexity. They are designed to introduce students to core computer science concepts over several sessions. Students will learn to code using blocks that snap together like puzzle pieces. With Google CS First, students can program their own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Sponsor - Ms. Cook

The Film Festival Club is offered to fourth and fifth grade students. Each year, the Wentzville School District encourages students to participate in the district-wide Film Festival. The student-led event is a wonderful way for students to create, write, produce, and shine as filmmakers. Students at the elementary level can participate in the district-wide competition, and the films can be created by students with the assistance of a teacher. The purpose of this club is to help students create and submit films for the district-level competition. During club meetings, students will view, create, edit, and produce films using WeVideo. Additional work time might be needed outside the club meeting times. We have had many amazing films submitted in previous years by LVE students as well as many winners! We are excited to start this club in January.

Sponsor - Ms. Schlichter and Mrs. Deeker

Leaders of the Pride is a group made up of Lakeview's best leaders. These students are selected to be their den's leader or were selected to be their houses Head of House or House Apprentice. Altogether, these students are called the "Leaders of the Pride". During our meetings we learn how to lead den or house meetings, we learn how to be amazing leaders, and we prepare materials for our upcoming den meetings.

 Sponsor - Mr. Malloy

The Sports Club is open to fourth and fifth grade students. We will meet before school, with the dates and times listed on the sign up form. I talk about the club during P.E. class and give forms out to students who are interested. Students will participate in a variety of P.E. activities that could include fitness games, team sports, and much more.

Sponsor - Mr. Elsten

Track Club is a fitness program that is specifically designed for children to help them develop a lifelong love of fitness. Our workouts consist of constantly varied, functional movements that deliver a fitness that is broad, inclusive and general. Because exercise plays a part in the neurological development of kids and has been found to facilitate learning.