From Ms. Schmidli: "It’s Friday which means 5th grade begins their day with soft starts. Soft starts are a great way to strengthen a sense of community, get our creative juices flowing, and get settled first thing in the morning before we get down to business." Ask you 5th grader about soft starts!!!
6th grade CROCS! Ms. Schmidli's 6th graders made croc charms that represented a character from one of the classic books they are reading.
Mrs. Harrison's homeroom rotated to Mr. Taylor's Social Studies class and worked hard building their states and capitals memory books.
These Kinders are matching known letters and saying the letter name as they match them. GR8 work!!!
Mrs. Lamar's kindergarten centers are where little ones embark on extraordinary journeys of growth, creativity, and friendship!
GR8 utilizes the PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports) framework which relies on a commitment from the entire staff. Check out the new signs posted in the school with our expectations on them. Thank you to Mrs. Sleeper for the amazing designs! And, thank you to Mr. Hieronymus for having them printed at Allied Signs!
Our Art teacher, Mrs. Maxon, had Ms. Treuner's class working on their watercolor chameleons. They studied primary and secondary color connections!
Mrs. Maxon's 3rd grade art students from Mrs. Hilt's class painted their background for their hippo project last week. They've been practicing using warm and cool colors!
Girls Golf travels to the Sedalia Country Club for a meet. Tee off will be 4:00 p.m. Junior High and High School Volleyball open their conference schedule against Windsor this afternoon at 5:30 p.m. Volleyball will be only in the Big Gym this evening. Junior High will play a total of four sets (if the "A" game goes to three sets, the "B" game will be one set, or if the "A" game only goes two sets, then the "B" will get two sets), followed by a Varsity Only High School contest. Good Luck TigerNation!
Mrs. Zimmerschied's American History students are studying the Civil War. She brought in her husband's uniform from his re-enactment days. These two volunteers tried it on!
Kindergarten practiced their numbers and enjoyed some fresh air!!! It was a GR8 day to be a Tiger cub!
Kindergarten enjoyed some outside lesson time! They worked on number recognition and counting. They also enjoyed water painting over the sidewalk chalk numbers!
Varsity soccer got a hard fought win tonight vs. Lone Jack. The game was knotted up most of the first half until a hand ball was called with 4:30 left to play. Weston Crawford made good on the PK attempt to give the Tigers a 1-0 lead which held until halftime.
Both teams had opportunities slip by in the second half before Lone Jack managed to get one past Mateo Rivas to knot the score up 1-1 with 8:25 left in the game.
Undeterred, Green Ridge dug deep and managed to take the lead less than a minute later when Lucas Mason sent a ball through and Raul Ramirez ran onto, slipping the ball by the goalie and off the inside left post.
The Tigers managed to hold off the Mules for the final 8 minutes to get back above .500. Next up is the Spartan Invitational in Moberly on Friday and Saturday. The Tigers will face Crocker, host Moberly, and finish with Chillicothe.
Take a look at our Title I Fact Sheet!
Parents are welcome to attend our annual fall meeting at 5:30p.m. on September 19th in the school library.
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Girls golf traveled to Marshall this morning for an 18 hole tournament. The girls are gaining valuable experience as the day moves on. Soccer will have their home opener this afternoon against Lone Jack. Kickoff will be at 5:00 at the Rec Center. Go tigernation
Congratulations to the Running Tigers and their performance at the Knob Noster Cross Country Invitational. This was the Tigers' first meet of the season. At the high school level, Callie Knoernschild set a PR and ran the course over three minutes faster than last season. Savannah Nilson also improved her time on this course from last season. Ayda Tucker finished very strong for her debut race.
For the Jr. High, Trenton Sawyer blew away the competition finishing 1st out of a field of 65 . Evee Porter pushed hard to secure 15th place and set a PR! Lilly Viebrock gave it her all in this, her debut race as well. Way to go GRXC!
GR8 things are happening in 4th grade!!! From Mrs. Davis: "Our class was learning what blind people can actually see, so after learning about it, we built an eye. Well it works like our eye, and it helps us understand different degrees of blindness and why some need glasses. We are going to be doing our experiment next week."
Mrs. Johnson's 3rd Graders made it rain with a Rain in a Jar Science Experiment!!! Science is so cool!!!!!!!!!
Mrs. Bates had some of our TAs and Cadets teaching and dancing with first grade. This new, funny, silly song was perfect for strengthening their sense of beat!🎶🎶🎶
Ms. Schmidli's 6th graders learned about the different types of nouns (possessive, common, proper, collective) and then demonstrated their knowledge by working together to sort nouns into different groups.
