Get into the Holiday Spirit by attending a Paint Party benefitting Greenwood DECA Business Club.
Digital Design students creating stop animation videos. Students had to design sets, create characters and shoot 150-200 shots to create their stop animation videos.
Get ready to show your Greenwood spirit! Tomorrow is Wildcat Wednesday!
Today, 7th graders in Mrs. Brummer's Pre-Algebra class created paper airplanes and collected data. This information will now be used to create stem and leaf plots, box and whisker plots, and compare measures of central tendency.
Help support Greenwood Elementary School by participating in our Charleston Wrap Fundraiser! Orders are due October 7th.
First grade investigated apples this week. They read different nonfiction stories to collect facts and topped the week off with cool STEM projects. In Miss Pauling's room they learned about chemical reactions and made apple volcanoes. In Mrs. Seibert's room they learned about different 3-Dimensional shapes. Then, they used apple pieces and toothpicks to make structures. In Mrs. Page's room they created Oobleck out of applesauce!
GWDES would like to say THANK YOU to our friends @WeisMarkets and to all who signed up to give through Weis 4 School. This year we were gifted a donation of $973.69. This money will go into our Elementary Fund which supports student activities like field trips, one school: one book, playground toys, and ROAR rewards. If you would like to link your reward card to support Greenwood Elementary through the Weis 4 School program visit www.Weis4School.com
Mrs. Gantt's friends enjoyed a special moment today when they released their Monarch Butterfly!
Today Elementary students enjoyed the Hazard Heroes performance, sponsored by PPL, and presented by the National Theater for Children. We learned all about electricity, including what it's used for, where it comes from, and how to use it safely. When there's an electrical hazard we learned to "stay clear, don't go near"!
Today Elementary students enjoyed the Hazard Heroes performance, sponsored by PPL, and presented by the National Theater for Children. We learned all about electricity, including what it's used for, where it comes from, and how to use it safely. When there's an electrical hazard we learned to "stay clear, don't go near"!
Elementary Picture day is on Thursday, September 26th. It is also Jack & Jill Lumberjack Day (Flannel Day). Flannels make great jackets! Order forms were sent home with students last week or purchase pictures online at mylifetouch.com using Picture ID EVTNR34GK.
Next week is Homecoming Week! Please join us in celebrating your Wildcat Pride by participating in the following Spirit Week themes!
Greenwood Elementary would like to invite our grandparents to spend some quality time with their grandchildren in the classroom on October 11. Doors will open at 8:15. Coffee and light refreshments will be provided throughout the morning.
Grades 2 and 3: 8:30-9:30
Kindergarten and Grade 1: 9:30-10:30
Grades 4 and 5: 10:30-11:30
Get ready to show your Greenwood spirit! Tomorrow is Wildcat Wednesday!
Today first grade explored chain reactions. We watched a science spark video to help us develop an understanding of force and motion. We learned about the strength of gravity and how it effects movement. Then, we built differing structures to explore how force impacts chain reactions!
In partnership with the Central PA Food Bank, Greenwood School District is happy to host the Wildcat Backpack program again this year! The program is open to ALL students and provides lunch, breakfast, and snack items for when school is not in session. For more information or to register, please pick up a registration form from the main office.
FFA members headed to compete at the Big E I. Springfield, MA made a stop to say hello to Lady Liberty.
Students in Mrs. Ryberg's and Mr. Anstine's ELA class worked in groups to identify and match various books with the different types of literature genres.
Introducing the newest addition to the STEM classroom--The Tower Garden! It's a vertical growing system we can use all year long. Next week students will begin growing a few different types of lettuce and basil. We are so excited to watch our Tower Garden grow!🥬🌿
The Functional Ag class took advantage of this beautiful day to take a plant walk to discuss the importance of plants in our environment.
