Lower Schoolers show off creativity with Lego display
Last month, over 25 students participated in the Get Creative with LEGOs challenge at Hassenfeld Library.
By Emily Theobald, Lower School Librarian
Showing off their creativity, over 25 students participated in the Get Creative with LEGOs challenge this January. Students worked alone or in teams to come up with an original LEGO build to display in the Tibbott Gallery Hallway. While our reception was canceled due to the weather, students had the opportunity to show off their builds to classmates on Friday, January 23. You can find our participants below. Thanks to all who participated and helped create these projects.
1st Grade
Milo Ahuja ’37
Jordan Bernstein ’37
Claire Culbertson ’37
Leo Falik ’37
Poppy Hammond ’37
Rosie Hammond ’37
Hudson Landry ’37
Asa Parrish ’37
Louisa Richardson ’37
Hudson Shyer ’37
2nd Grade
Owen Clarke ’36
Esmé Metzinger ’36
Tinsley Nelson ’36
Anna Schulman ’36
Jayceon Thomas ’36
3rd Grade
Wells Carlo ’35
Brayden Falik ’35
Elle Henry ’35
Ethan Wegusen ’35
4th Grade
Theo Iams ’34
Kate Landry ’34
Nathan McKnight ’34
Wiley Rhodes ’34
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Showing off their creativity, over 25 students participated in the Get Creative with LEGOs challenge this January. Students worked alone or in teams to come up with an original LEGO build to display in the Tibbott Gallery Hallway. While our reception was canceled due to the weather, students had the opportunity to show off their builds to classmates on Friday, January 23. You can find our participants below. Thanks to all who participated and helped create these projects.
Kindergarten
Max Craig ’38
Wyatt Craig ’38
Bastian Fergusen ’38
Bear Healy ’38
Liam O'Keefe ’38
Max Craig ’38
Wyatt Craig ’38
Bastian Fergusen ’38
Bear Healy ’38
Liam O'Keefe ’38
1st Grade
Milo Ahuja ’37
Jordan Bernstein ’37
Claire Culbertson ’37
Leo Falik ’37
Poppy Hammond ’37
Rosie Hammond ’37
Hudson Landry ’37
Asa Parrish ’37
Louisa Richardson ’37
Hudson Shyer ’37
2nd Grade
Owen Clarke ’36
Esmé Metzinger ’36
Tinsley Nelson ’36
Anna Schulman ’36
Jayceon Thomas ’36
3rd Grade
Wells Carlo ’35
Brayden Falik ’35
Elle Henry ’35
Ethan Wegusen ’35
4th Grade
Theo Iams ’34
Kate Landry ’34
Nathan McKnight ’34
Wiley Rhodes ’34
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University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.