A day full of learning and fun at Greenbush!
over 1 year ago, Penny Jacquinot
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A day full of learning and fun at Greenbush!
over 1 year ago, Penny Jacquinot
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This week in reading, our essential question is ‘What can we see in the sky?’ We took that question and applied it to science. We used VR goggles to explore things in the sky. The students could explore Mars, the moon, and a space station and also see a 3D video of the galaxy.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
students with VR goggles
students using VR goggles to explore the sky
VR goggles and a strident using them
student using VR goggles to explore the sky
On Fantastic Friday, we have to make reading fun too! Mrs. Tierney’s students took turns reading aloud to the class using a microphone.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
student using microphone to read aloud
student using microphone to read to class
student using microphone to read to class
student using microphone to read to class
Mrs.Waun’s student used their snack to help them learn about fractions.
over 1 year ago, Darece Waun
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Mrs. Waun’s class finished our unit about the Lunar New Year.
over 1 year ago, Darece Waun
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Students learned about how weather events like earthquakes can shape our earth. They were then challenged to create a 2 story structure that could withstand a hurricane. They could choose sticks or straws and 2 types of adhesives. They planned and then built their structures.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
student showing off structure built from popsicle sticks
student working on a structure built from straws
students working on a structure
students building a structure
Examining different types of rock samples under a microscope during our trip to Greenbush was fascinating!
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
student examine rock under microscope
students using a microscope to examine a rock
students examining a rock using a microscope
students using a microscope
Greenbush did not disappoint on Wednesday. Mrs. Tierney’s students had a great time learning about things that shape our earth such as wind and water. They also learned how rocks are formed and examined different types of rocks.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
second grade student studying a rock
second grade student looking at a rock
second grade student examining a rock
students and an adult looking at rocks
Another Greenbush station had our second graders testing small rocks to see if they left a mineral trail when scratched on a tile. They also tested made predictions and then tested 4 rocks to see if they would sink or float. They learned that the pumice floats.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
testing if a rock will sink
testing if a rock will leave a mineral trail
testing mineral trails
students at a station testing mineral trails and whether a rock will sink
Second graders went to Greenbush on Wednesday. They learned about what shapes our earth. Here some students are studying stones of different types rocks, igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
second graders looking at rock samples at Greenbush
second graders studying rock samples
second graders using magnifying glasses to explore rocks
second graders exploring rocks
Some other fun things at Greenbush included getting to pet a snake, play on the Lego wall, and ride on the bus with their buddies! We had a great day!
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
second grade girl petting a snake held by an adult
student petting a snake held by an adult
students on the bus
boy playing at a Lego wall
After building, students tested their structures on a machine that simulates an earthquake. Their structure needed to withstand a 20 second earthquake. The structures held up very well! They impressed their teacher for sure!
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
testing structural stability using a vibration machine
students testing their structures
students testing their structures
students testing their structure
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
over 1 year ago, Katrina Strode
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
over 1 year ago, Katrina Strode
Mrs. Strode’s class is working hard on understanding fractions by using M&Ms.
Lunch dates with the best! 🥰
over 1 year ago, Shelby Liska
Mrs. Liska’s students take a selfie.
Mrs. Liska’s students take a selfie.
Board of Education Minutes from the December 19, 2022 meeting: https://5il.co/1ngzj
over 1 year ago, Parsons District Schools
BoE 12.19.22 Minutes
Meet Lili! She is our new LCC Work Study Student. She plays softball for LCC and is working towards becoming a nurse practitioner. WELCOME TO GARFIELD, LIL! 💙🫶🏻🥎
over 1 year ago, Robin Jarrett
Welcome to Garfield, Ms. Lili!  LCC Work study student
Fantastic Fridays give us a chance to explore some student led learning. This student shared a presentation about stuffed toys called House Monsters. Students listened carefully and asked questions about what he shared. Asking and answering questions is a second grade standard.
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
student presentation showing house monster toys
student presenting information on smart board
student sharing information with his classmates
Another Fantastic Friday in second grade! Whether it’s morning STEM bins, making lunch choices, doing puzzles or practicing spelling words, we are always having fun!
over 1 year ago, Sherri Tierney
student excited to have finished a USA puzzle during indoor recess
student writing spelling words on the table to practice
student making lunch choices
student with his stem bin creation