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 Thursday!
Calling all GBR First Grade Parents & Guardians!! Head to GBR on March 26th to enjoy a latte or hot chocolate as we listen to the amazing First Graders read their favorite books. We are so proud of all they have accomplished this year with their reading and what better way to celebrate than with a good book and a hot cup of joe!
Congratulations to Mrs. Vogl's First Grade class for winning the February Attendance Award! They spun the wheel for their prize and won a Play Date! Mrs. Vogl's class decided to have a play date outside with Miss Hart's Kindergarten class. Way to go Mrs. Vogl's class!
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!!
Phonics fun and games today in Mrs. Vogl's First Grade class. Students worked in small groups to play a game of Battleship while decoding oi/oy (diphthong) words. BOY it sure got nOIsy while we were on our vOYage to play oi/oy Battleship! We jOIned together to have a jOYful time, no pOInt to spOIl the fun in here!
Get ready for Wednesday! Check out what's for lunch tomorrow!
KGL had so much fun in math today! Students worked on daily math problems and then engaged in a fun measuring activity. They traced their foot on a piece of paper and measured it using various items, from pencil erasers to paper clips and more! What a fun way to learn about measurement!
5th Grade Show Choir Concert on March 21st!
Start your day with the amazing little learners in Mrs. Dodd's Begindergarten class! Today, these BK students delved into what March has in store: friends' birthdays, the arrival of spring, St. Patrick's Day, Spring Break, and Daylight Saving Time. But their exploration didn't stop there! They also pondered whether the calendar's days revealed a pattern involving Hats and Eggs. Using their observation skills, they determined that they hadn't filled out enough days to identify a pattern just yet. However, they recognized the pattern on their school day number line, and today's day (128) called for Blue! Thanks, BK, for giving us a glimpse into your morning routine!
This morning, GBR started their day with an assembly where we discussed this month's Energy Bus theme, 'Drive with Purpose.' To drive with purpose, you have to remember your positive vision. It's important to stay on target with positivity and be aware of Energy Vampires. Keep driving your bus with purpose, GBR!
Check out what's for lunch on Tuesday, March 5th!
Miss Puetz's 5th Grade Class just wrapped up their Civil War unit in the most engaging way! Today, they had a special guest, Principal Mr. Gubbrud, diving deep into the complexities of this pivotal period in history. From probing questions about strategies to discussions on the socio-political landscape, these young historians explored it all! And guess what? They even got to hear Mr. Gubbrud's insights on some of the fascinating topics they covered during their Civil War journey. It's incredible to witness such curiosity and eagerness to learn! Hats off to Miss Puetz and her amazing students for their dedication to understanding our past. Let's keep the spirit of inquiry alive!
Mrs. Duffy's fifth-grade crew is diving deep into the world of zoos! They're on a mission to craft opinion pieces about whether zoos are heroes or villains for our furry and feathery friends. Before they embarked on their writing adventure, they brainstormed the perks of zoos - like lending a helping paw to injured animals. But hey, they're also not turning a blind eye to the downsides: cramped quarters and the wild ride of animals ending up in circuses. Get ready to be blown away by the roaring opinions and wild perspectives these fifth-graders bring to the table!
GBR PTA Fundraiser
Come support the GBR PTA tonight!
Read Across America Week March 2-6! Let's celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday by reading your favorite book and with some fun dress-up days! What is your favorite book?
Check out what's for lunch Monday, March 4th, and don't forget the Dress Up days for Read Across America Week!
