Mrs. Elias's class of 5th graders was learning a very important lesson today in both life and math! Together, they reviewed some questions from yesterday's activity that had stumped many students. They worked together to figure out where they went wrong. While fixing our math problems, we also learned that it's okay to make mistakes and we can learn from them!
Check out what Mrs. Duffy's 5th graders are doing for math! They have been conceptually practicing volume. Today they furthered that understanding into procedural form (finding the area of the base and multiplying it by the height/layers). Students were also working on their computers practicing different mathematical skills to achieve mastery of volume, conversions, operations, and more!
Shoutout to Mrs. Brua's First-grade class for being the January attendance winners! They got to enjoy donuts this morning with Mrs. Kapfer. This week, 1B talked about sprinkling kindness with the world and they wanted to share kindness with Mrs. Kapfer. We love getting to see kindness sprinkled throughout GBR and beyond! Way to go 1B!
Be sure to spread lots of kindness February 14-20 for Random Acts of Kindness Week! What Random Acts of Kindness will you do?
Check out what is going on Friday, February 9,2024!
Math time in the multiage classroom consists of learners working through various skills in measurement. Learners work through folders at their own pace to prove their mastery of a given skill! Small groups are also working hard on proving their understanding! There's measuring, data, time, area/perimeter, and even volume ALL going on today!
Mrs. McManus' fourth graders had a blast in Makerspace this morning! There were lots of creative minds at work as students used different materials to build. From creating with popsicle sticks to building structures, the students in 4M were busy being engineers. Checkout the basketball hoop that two students created!
Let's talk money! Today, the second graders in Miss Bormann's class worked on counting money. Each student had to visit the 'bank' to exchange specific coins to reach the correct amount needed for a group under 42 cents and a group over 73 cents. For instance, if they required 10 pennies, they had to exchange them for a dime at the bank. What a fun, real-world activity to learn about money and value!
Support Junior Achievement with Jersey Day!
KGL is showing all their love and appreciation for Mrs. Kapfer with their GIANT card to her! Perfect timing for a card, since today is National Send a Card to a Friend Day!
The Mitchell Community Scholarship Fund is a 501(c)3 organization created in 2001 and maintained to provide scholarships for every graduating senior from MHS or MCHS who qualify. This fund assists Mitchell’s graduating seniors to attain their goals of continuing educational opportunities and to demonstrate Mitchell’s belief in their youth. The student must attend a postsecondary institution to receive the scholarship money and complete the necessary claim form. A board of directors oversees the efforts, and all monies raised are done through fundraising and special events. Community members and school representatives are members of the board that has no fiscal relationship with the Mitchell School District or Mitchell Christian School. Funds are held and managed by the Mitchell Area Charitable Foundation with 100% of money raised dedicated to scholarship awards.
Exciting News! Mrs. Huber/Mrs. Sand's third-grade class is diving into a world of math exploration with Math Stations! From measurement to fractions, mass to volume, we're gearing up for an adventure in learning. Here's what we're up to:
Stations included comparing fractions, while another group worked on fraction facts on their computers. Another group used scales to compare the mass of items and worked on estimating and solving the mass of an item. A final group worked on Volume & Mass sheets, testing their knowledge and having them explore the world of math more! We love getting to see so many different ways to learn. Way to go, 3HS!
Attention Class of 2024 and Gertie Belle Rogers Alumni:
Be sure to apply for the GBR Scholarship! Applications are available in the Mitchell High School Counselor's office. To be eligible for the scholarship, a student must be a graduating senior of Mitchell High School, have attended Gertie Belle Rogers Elementary for 3 years, and be pursuing any higher level of education upon graduation.
The deadline to apply is Monday, April 1, 2024.
After music & guidance, Mrs. Clement's First-grade class took a brain break and did some yoga! Yoga is a great way to improve your attention span, reduce stress, strengthen your memory, and is a great brain-booster. Have you done any yoga today?
Mrs. Vogl's first graders are working on a 5-page narrative book! Each student is creating their own story, complete with a unique book cover. Today, students worked on making their covers and story pages, ensuring they add supporting details that will allow readers to visualize the story. Such a fun activity! We cannot wait to see their finished books!
Don't forget about the Student Council Chocolate Rose sale this week! Chocolate Rose Sales will happen in the mornings, before school. What a SWEET way to send a friend a special treat on Valentine's Day while supporting the GBR Student Council!
Happy National School Counselor's Week to GBR's Mrs. Kapfer! Thank you for all you do for the students and staff. We are so lucky to have you!
🌟 Exploring, Creating, and Learning! In our KGL class, afternoons are for Choice Time 🎨. From sentence building 📚 to word matching activities 🧩, and even building with Legos 🏗️, every activity is a step towards growth and fun-filled learning. Let's play our way to knowledge and discovery! 🌈 🚀
Mrs. Dodd's Begindergarten class had a very fun morning! BK started the morning off by reading a book about a Dog. They noticed that some of the letters on each page were in red and that they went in ABC order. Then they had a very special guest!! Mrs. Dodd's Dog, Duke!! Bk is learning all about the letter D, what a fun way to start their Day. Thanks for stopping by Duke!
The students in PLC have been working on a cool Creative Writing project! Each student worked on their narrative writing. Check out these two students' creative writing!
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Check out what's for lunch on Monday!
