Mrs. Blevins’s class learning proper nouns.
Mrs. Witten’s class working on understanding what the setting of a story means.
Mrs. Davis doing some
Individual reading with one of her students.
Mrs. Butcher’s class work on fluently adding and subtracting with 100.
Students in Mrs. Sublett’s Math class learning about the distributive property.
Mrs. Pennington’s students work on On-Demand Writing.
Students in Mrs. Woofter’s class read Charlotte’s Webb.
Students in Mrs. Reeds class working hard on graphing inequalities.
Mrs. Young’s class working on dividing multi-digit whole numbers.
Students work hard on Point of View in Mrs. Kretzer’s 6th grade.
These enrichment activities were spot on today! Check out these Yoga babies, rainbow colors, turtle shell painting, and drama club!
Thanks to our community partners for making this a wonderful Wednesday!
#growinggreyhounds
#21stCCLC
We have lots of fun during LIFT! But look at all of this great learning going on!
Reading station, math station, word work, and homework help!
#21stCCLC
STEAM Challenge- Building pumpkin catapults!
#steamlabfun
Proud of our Lady Greyhounds tonight! Championship game bound!! This is what you have worked so hard for! Leave it all on the floor Thursday night! Also, dance pups were amazing tonight! Love are girls! Thanks to all the parents and fans, you guys were amazing tonight cheering our ladies on!
FG Staff Spotlight: Ms. Melissa Pennington—5th Grade Language Arts and Social Studies
What an awesome day of LIFT! We now offer enrichment activities 3:00-4:00 followed up with homework help and academic support from 4:00-5:00!
Today students made music shakers, rolled for fitness, hung out with members from Camp Shawnee, and practiced for the upcoming play! But that’s not all!
Then they visited homework help, reading stations, math stations, and some word work on the wall! That’s what I call a magnificent Monday!
#21stCCLC
Tomorrow is a greyhound pride day to help support our girls’ basketball team during the county tournament.
October is Bully Prevention Month. Johnson County Schools would like to encourage all students, staff, parents, and community members to take a moment to sign the Safety Story Pledge! The pledge promotes kindness, unity, and empathy! http://www.kycss.org/sswpledge/
Johnson County Schools would like to welcome Ms. Brook Young. Ms. Young is an educator at Flat Gap Elementary. Congratulations, Ms. Young! #Eagle4Life
Fall Break Is Here!! No school Friday, October 4-Sunday October 13. Students return Monday, October 14. Have a restful and safe Apple Day and Fall Break! #JCEaglePride #Eagle4Life