Mr. Grojohn's class of fifth graders had a special guest today for Junior Achievement. They discussed the important aspects of business and entrepreneurship. A big topic of discussion was the importance of practice and how you cannot achieve mastery of something without practice. Their Junior Achievement leader made real-world connections with the students, relating it to sports and hobbies that they enjoy. We can't wait to see all that the kids take away from this lesson!
Check out what Mrs. Brua's first-grade class is up to this morning! These little geniuses tackled punctuation today, mastering the art of determining whether a sentence needs a question mark, period, or exclamation point. By reading each sentence aloud from their worksheets, students were able to discern the most suitable punctuation marks. Way to go, first-graders!
As temperatures changed, things have been left behind! Don't forget to check out our lost and found at GBR!
5th Grade Show Choir Concert on March 21st!
Check out what's for lunch tomorrow!
The second graders in Mrs. Budahl's class had a fun math activity today! Led by Miss Hanson, these second graders had to solve math problems in order to create their leprechauns. Depending on the math problem they solved would determine how they would make their leprechaun. We love getting to see such fun activities in class that mix multiple subjects to make learning fun and engaging for our students!
Mrs. Fossum's kindergarten class had a fun way to practice their sight words today! They made rainbows and filled them with their sight words. Once they had all their sight words in the rainbow, they got to paint it for their leprechaun's pot of gold! We cannot wait to see the beautiful rainbows these kindergarteners create while they learn!
Join Mrs. McManus's 4th-grade class on an exciting adventure! Grab your binoculars and safari hat as we delve into the world of area and perimeter. In small groups, students will work together to master these concepts by completing challenges themed around different animals posted around the room. We're thrilled to witness our students mastering new subjects in such an engaging way!
Take a look at Tuesday's lunch menu!
Mrs. Zirpel's 4th-grade class has embarked on an exciting journey as they transform into a team of cartographic designers for their social studies project! Exploring the history and geography of the Western and Southwestern regions of the United States, each group is diligently researching their assigned location, gathering all the important details to share with their peers. Once they've collected their information, they'll present it and become travel agents! Where do you think these fourth graders will suggest we go on our next trip? We can't wait to find out!
Check out what's going on Monday, March 11th! Don't forget about the No school day's coming up and other important dates coming our way
Mrs. Wilson's third-grade class knows that hard work pays off! These students put in a lot of effort this week to ensure they could enjoy a fun Friday. Some chose to play board games, while others opted for educational computer games. Way to go, Mrs. Wilson's superstar third graders!
The hard work continues through third grade! Mrs. Sand's students earned the opportunity to play Blookit together as a well-deserved reward for their dedication. Even Mrs. Sand joined in the fun! Their trivia game skills not only tested knowledge but also earned them coins. Keep up the amazing effort, team!
Mrs. Clement's first-grade class is trading in their crayons for magnifying glasses as they transform into math detectives! Today, they embarked on a math lesson to assist a leprechaun named Leroy McClumsy in finding his misplaced pot of gold. Armed with their math skills, these first-graders are bound to crack the case of the missing pot of gold. Good luck, detectives!
Miss Bormann's second-grade class is hard at work this afternoon with their Math stations! Some groups worked on addition and subtraction to create pictures, another group focused on telling time and reading clocks. Meanwhile, other groups tackled counting money using menus and flashcards. We love seeing all the different ways our second graders are learning and mastering various skills!
5th Grade Show Choir Concert on March 21st!
Check out what's for lunch on Friday! Don't forget today is Hat Day!
Becker/Stolp Multiage class had an eventful afternoon working on ELA today! A small group worked with Mrs. Stolp on r/er controlled words, while others worked on individual ELA tasks and reading. Mrs. Becker led guided reading with her small group, while other students worked on their ELA playlist. This is one group of hardworking kiddos!
Let's Go Lady Kernels! GBR cheered their hearts out for the Lady Kernels basketball team as they head off to state. Good Luck girls!!
