We know how important reading is, and these pictures show attentive second graders listening to the kindergarten readers.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Kindergarten Readers
A "HATS OFF" to Mrs. Julie Thomas and her Kindergarten Readers!!! They are reading Second Grade decodable books. WOOHOO!
We know how important reading is, and these pictures show attentive second graders listening to the kindergarten readers.
We know how important reading is, and these pictures show attentive second graders listening to the kindergarten readers.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Due to the overwhelming response of our GES Families, Mrs. Lacey has scheduled another
This will help the GHS Seniors with scholarships from the American Red Cross. We need 34 donors for the blood drive. Thank you for always supporting our community events.
Red Cross Blood Drive
April 3, 2013
from 12:00 - 4:00
This will help the GHS Seniors with scholarships from the American Red Cross. We need 34 donors for the blood drive. Thank you for always supporting our community events.
Science Fair
A shout out to the following winners:
Benjamin - First Place
Honorable Mention:
Barrett, Tony, Sam, Caleb, Sydney, Joseph, Adam, Dakota
Jack - Second Place
Elijah - Third Place
Barrett, Tony, Sam, Caleb, Sydney, Joseph, Adam, Dakota
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Third Grade Poetry
Allow Me to Introduce Myself
Poem by Charles R. Smith, Jr.
Storyworks Feb/March 2011
They call me
the show stopper
the dime dropper
the spin-move-to-the-left
reverse jam poppa.
The high flier
on the high wire.
The intense rim-rattlin'
noise
amplifier.
The net-shaker
back board breaker
creator
of the funky dunk
hip-shaker.
The Man
Sir Slam
The Legend
I be.
That's just
a few of the names
they call me.
From Short Takes by Charles R. Smith, Jr.
Bandit
By Peggy Archer
Storyworks Nov/Dec 2010
My dog has two black patches
that cover up his eyes.
He sneaks around from room to room,
a bandit in disguise.
Stealing socks and slippers,
baseball caps and soap,
garden gloves and wooden spoons,
keys and jumping rope.
So if there's something missing,
like a book or cowboy boot,
just take a look by Bandit's bed---
that's where he keeps his loot.
From Name That Dog! by Peggy Archer
Poem by Charles R. Smith, Jr.
Storyworks Feb/March 2011
They call me
the show stopper
the dime dropper
the spin-move-to-the-left
reverse jam poppa.
The high flier
on the high wire.
The intense rim-rattlin'
noise
amplifier.
The net-shaker
back board breaker
creator
of the funky dunk
hip-shaker.
The Man
Sir Slam
The Legend
I be.
That's just
a few of the names
they call me.
From Short Takes by Charles R. Smith, Jr.
Bandit
By Peggy Archer
Storyworks Nov/Dec 2010
My dog has two black patches
that cover up his eyes.
He sneaks around from room to room,
a bandit in disguise.
Stealing socks and slippers,
baseball caps and soap,
garden gloves and wooden spoons,
keys and jumping rope.
So if there's something missing,
like a book or cowboy boot,
just take a look by Bandit's bed---
that's where he keeps his loot.
From Name That Dog! by Peggy Archer
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