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Welcome to Fourth Grade!

Welcome to Fourth Grade!. Meet Mrs. Lasater’s Family!. My husband Ronnie and I have been married for t wenty years. We have six children and three older married girls and the younger three you will meet in the slide show!. The Lasater’s Enjoy…

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Welcome to Fourth Grade!

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  1. Welcome to Fourth Grade!

  2. Meet Mrs. Lasater’s Family! My husband Ronnie and I have been married for twenty years. We have six childrenandthree older married girls and the younger three you will meet in the slide show!

  3. The Lasater’sEnjoy… Faith, Family, and Fun! Micah is a SR. and plays for the Indians! See you at the game!!! Chelsea is in college! Mr. Lasater played Ben Franklin at AEN’sfamily night! I had great fun visiting my daughter Kayla and my my grand kids Kindle and Dawson in Alaska this summer! John is in 7th grade this year! The big move from AIS to AJH! We enjoy family time!

  4. A little about my experience! This is my tenth year in AISD and my third year teaching. I have worn many hats in my ten years here, including driving a bus and being an Educational Aid while I went back to college to get my teaching degree. My teaching philosophy is simple. I believe I am the facilitator and guide as my students construct their own way of learning. I believe all learning can be developed through hard work and endurance. So when your students says “I am not very good at….” I will tell them “Don’t forget the yet!” We all have something we are not good at YET! My job is to find out your students “YET” and help them set goals to achieve that “YET”. WHAT’S NEXT? Come introduce yourself, get your schedule, AND tell me what your “YET” is for this year!

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