Thanks to our PTA for hosting a fun Welcome Back family event! It was wonderful to spend time with so many families and staff members!
The latest edition of the Principal's Update is now posted to our website.
https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/849205
Loved seeing these third graders getting energized for the math lesson by making arrays. They even got into the row and column action by standing and moving before the lesson!
The latest Principal's Update is now posted on our website.
https://www.gdrsd.org/o/fres/article/842230
Friday, September 16th is an early release for elementary students. Dismissal begins at 12:15pm. Please plan accordingly.
It was fun to begin the day with 2nd graders during their morning meeting. I learned a new game and was welcomed into their classroom community.
Great messaging and a fun way to start the day in Mrs. Smith’s fourth grade classroom! #gdrsdchat
4th graders extended the "build a bridge" challenge across two tables in their first visit to the Innovation Lab today!
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First graders exploring the classroom library.
Thanks to our amazing PTA for supporting this fun Math Assembly for our students today!
“Hickety, Pickety, Bumblebee won’t you say your name for me!”
Inner circle, outer circle greeting this morning!
Please check out "The Wellness Word" from Physical Education teacher Kristen Kinneen. This monthly quick-read focuses on supporting happy, healthy learners in and out of school...and this month is all about the importance of hydration! https://tinyurl.com/WellnessWordSept2022
The latest edition of the Principal's Update is posted to our website.https://thrillshare.com/s/news-fres/articles/principal-s-update-9-2-22
Before building a bridge or tower, Mrs. Disch reviewed Innovation Lab expectations with fourth graders. #excitedstudents
There was a lot of interactive modeling of our lunch process for our K students 1st lunch.
Kindergarten students are off to a great start getting to know each other.
How did you feel about coming to school today? I’m agreeing with the majority of these 1st graders. I was excited!
Learning to make choices and build our community in 1st grade this afternoon.
