Happy holidays from Mrs. Good's crew!
Students have kept Librarian Media Specialist Mrs. Peak, busy with 3D print requests. Students were to follow instructions and the 4 criteria to be able to receive their 3D print. At Guthridge there were 139 requests with 113 items being printed. Students will be allowed another opportunity to fill out the form for another print after our Christmas break. So many cool prints!
Students in Mrs. Brimm's class showing off their spirit this week!
Happy holidays from Mr. Holmes' crew!
Merry Christmas from Mrs. Brimm's class. We made some pretty awesome crafts this week. Our favorite was our compliment ornaments!
Students are out of school from Dec. 22 through Jan. 6. Please note District Office closure dates.
30 students completed their Beginning Review level 1 in a typing challenge. Students worked on this challenge during one of their stations during library class. Their goal was to complete this level before Christmas for the opportunity to receive a prize and be entered into a drawing. All 30 students received a 3D printed pop-up Christmas tree fidget and 15 lucky participants were able to pick a poster from the drawing. Students who were absent today will be able to receive their prize on Friday.
While the weather outside is frightful the library is delightful, but don't forget to turn in those library books. We are collecting all library books before Christmas break so we can start 2026 off fresh and ready for the new year. Please make sure your child has their library book to return this week.
Students will be dismissed early Friday..
Absolute best way to start your day!
Thank you Henry Legler!
After learning about perseverance, these students show what it looks like to keep going—even when the puzzle gets tough!
Today’s lesson: perseverance. Today’s activity: proving we’ve got it.
Thank you to Mrs. Julie Legler for volunteering her time to teach our fourth graders about Hanukkah during our "Holidays Around the World" day!
For Grinch Day, Mrs. Shields' class enjoyed a festive read-aloud of How the Grinch Stole Christmas and created a class Mad Lib using students’ secret word contributions; they then created their own and shared with the class. Lots of laughs were had today! 💚
4th graders got to "travel" to different parts of the world to learn about Christmas traditions and culture, writing down facts they learned about each country/continent that they "visited", including Germany, Israel, Mexico, & Africa!
The students in library have been learning and practicing Coding. We have participated in the Hour of Code these two weeks of December during their rotations. Students pictured were either working on iPads using OSMO to code or practicing coding from the various list of activities from Hour of Code webpage.
Mr. Holmes' class enjoyed decorating their Harry Potter-themed door for the holidays.
If you ever get to pick out secret santa, Melissa Peak would be a 1st round d raft choice!
This group of students have done such an amazing job of making the new student feel so welcome in their class!
When your Secret Santa nails it!
