2023-2024
Kindergarten partied at the pumpkin patch!
First grade students were invited to the Cybersecurity and IT Infrastructure Lab.
Dr. Xiang Guo, Victoria and Olivia's father, and Yingying Li, their mother, organized and helped with the ongoing collaboration field trip for first grade students and the IT department. First grade parents presenting to the class included Dr. Jason Speer, Emelia's dad, Dr. Lawrence Yang, Daniel's dad, and Dr. Raju Mainali, a future GLS parent. Dr. Guo additionally took the GLS first graders to the boardroom where students got to meet the Dean of the College of Business, Dr. David Meinert and Dr. Elizabeth Rozell, Associate Dean of the College of Business, and several of the College of Business executive advisory council members! Thank you for a wonderful learning adventure.
First grade students were invited to the Cybersecurity and IT Infrastructure Lab.
Dr. Xiang Guo, Victoria and Olivia's father, and Yingying Li, their mother, organized and helped with the ongoing collaboration field trip for first grade students and the IT department. First grade parents presenting to the class included Dr. Jason Speer, Emelia's dad, Dr. Lawrence Yang, Daniel's dad, and Dr. Raju Mainali, a future GLS parent. Dr. Guo additionally took the GLS first graders to the boardroom where students got to meet the Dean of the College of Business, Dr. David Meinert and Dr. Elizabeth Rozell, Associate Dean of the College of Business, and several of the College of Business executive advisory council members! Thank you for a wonderful learning adventure.
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First Grade students have been studying plants in science. Thursday students took a field trip to the Gardener’s Orchard and Bakery. An informational hayride provided a tour of the crops that are grown at the farm. Students saw strawberry plants, peach and apple trees, flowers and PUMPKINS! Thank you GPA for providing such a wonderful and fun learning opportunity.
Congrats to our volley jays for getting a their first ever WIN in the district tournament! Keep it going ladies!!
Greenwood spirit wear store provides a variety of styles and designs. Gear up for this winter by shopping for Greenwood spirit wear!
Dr. Amy Yen, celebrated Esther's student of the week by bringing dolls that are the size of the babies she cares for in the Neonatal Unit at Mercy.
Students listened, asked questions and were able to explore the tiny items used for the care of the babies. Esther treated everyone to Scooby-Doo Doughnuts!
Science exploration the students made a prediction of what the two plants had in common. Students examined an onion and Rosemary plant.
Then completed their lab by recording data about the things they had in common and the things that were different.
Candy Corn Math Games
Crazy Hat or Silly Socks Day First Grade
Third grade did a cool STEM project for science. We created catapults to see how far we could launch candy corn! As a group we used various classroom items (popsicle sticks, rubber bands, paper clips, tape, clothes) and worked as a team. It was so much fun!
Second graders are learning about landforms. The first part of our experiment was building landforms out of the salt flower dough.
In the second part of the experiment, second graders were investigating what can cause water to move over a landscape. After building landscapes, with different landforms, they placed an ice cube on top of the mountain. Second grader's observed what happened and recorded their observations.
We had a successful book fair! In every Scholastic book fair event, 50% of the proceeds come back to the school. Plus, this week we were able to provide the library with new books and fulfill teachers’ wish lists! Special thanks to Wendy and Courtney for their hard work!
First Grade students are studying about plants. Today, students learned what a Botanist does and about the work of Baron Alexander von Humboldt. During science lab, students explored plant structures and function. Groups examined the different functions of stems using celery stems, water and food coloring. Students waited four hours, then observed the celery stems using their hand lens, made observations, illustrated their findings and recorded their data.
Congratulations to our 2023-2024 homecoming court and our queen, Pearl McWay!
Benji Young, and his dad Jacob shared with the class about his job working in the computer industry and making connections around the world. Benji also brought a snack for the class.
2023-2024
Thank you for our shirts GPA, from the 1st grade class!
Thank you firemen 😊
