Garfield third grade students challenged themselves in the Multiplication X Games Tuesday. Each classroom offered students different fun challenges.
Queen Red stopped by Ms. Wright's second grade classroom to speak to students about proper use of prescription medication and not using other drugs that could harm them. She left them with her famous kiss, but in the form of a sticker.
Happy Halloween
Rocking it in Xtra Math! Sorry for the blurry picture!
Ms. Pollard's class enjoyed the Haunted Stage! Thanks Mrs Holmes for inviting us!
P3 marched to be Drug free last week!
Ms. Vaughn is super proud of Jamairus!! He has leveled up to subtraction in Xtra Math!!!
Brogan has once again crushed another goal!! Ms. Vaughn is proud to announce that he has leveled up to division in Xtra Math!!
Ms. Vaughn is proud to announce that Rylan has mastered addition in Xtra Math and is now working on subtraction!! Way to go, Rylan!!!
The class went to Guthridge school today to walk through the Halloween Haunted House
The kids had fun using their reading skills to find the text evidence to answer the questions on the Halloween Scavenger Hunt around the class.
Kiera is the first student at Garfield to pass 3rd grade Math Study Island!! Way to go!!
Queen Red made her annual visit during Red Ribbon Week. She reminded us to say BOO to drugs!
Second graders got to go to Guthridge to visit Mr. Holmes' haunted stage display. There were lots of spooky things for them to see and several jump scares caused by the animatronic decorations. The kids had so much fun. It was a nice way to get them in the Halloween spirit.
We enjoyed the Stage of Fright at Guthridge! Thank you Mr.Holmes!
Today we went on a drug awareness scavenger hunt in the park. We learned about the dangers of illegal drugs and the importance of saying no to drugs.
Information about Garfield's family photo fundraiser will be going home today!! This is for Garfield families only! Envelopes will need to be returned to Garfield by November 6th!
Math station Monday
On Tuesday, Garfield students will bring their costumes to school like normal. Students will start dressing up around 1:00, about 1:30 we will start the Garfield Halloween Parade. Students will parade from classroom to classroom and then walk in front of LCC and turn East to walk down to the main commons area. The best place for parents to watch is at the park along the sidewalk beside LCC and our playground.
In Mrs. Shields' art class this week, second grade had fun reviewing complimentary colors (colors directly across from each other on the color wheel) by making Complimentary Color Monsters. 🎨
