Teaching first grade means every day is an adventure in learning and love! Our first grade team ensures learning and love happen every single day.
Station time!! Our Kinder Flamingos are practicing their skills in math and reading through hands-on learning experiences.
First graders working on building 10 with 3 or more numbers.
First graders had fun investigating properties with hands-on exploration of different objects and using property words to describe them!
First graders learning how to show numbers on the rekenrek!
Kinder worked on illustrating a text response. They selected their favorite book and drew a picture to represent it.
Kinder teachers make the world a brighter place - one little smile at a time. Our Kinder team is no exception - they are AmaZinG!
PreK had fun showing their learning by sorting Fruit Loops at the end of their color unit!
Students and staff wore their red, white, and blue today in honor of Patriot Day. Just one small way to honor and remember 9/11.
Patriot Day on September 11 honors the memory of the nearly 3,000 innocent victims who died in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Each year Americans dedicate this day to remembering those who died and the first responders who risked their own lives to save others.
We love our library days here at Green Valley! Readers are Leaders!
Meet our Second Grade team at Green Valley! These ladies are planting seeds of learning that will last a lifetime.
PreK spent some time learning about our school - Green Valley - and all about grizzly bears. Learning and shining every day!
Using cups and seeds, our 2nd grade mathematicians composed numbers up to 1,200. They used their art skills to draw a pictorial model and math skills to identify how many numbers were in each category. Way to go Grizzlies!
3rd graders put their engineering brains - and teamwork! - together to build bridges. Great job Grizzlies!
Building Relationships in Kinder! The Flamingo class builds relationships by having a King or Queen of the day!
PreK students had the opportunity to listen to Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and then make hats with their names on them! Way to work with the alphabet.
Fourth graders started their Ancient World art projects by learning about the mystery of the Stonehenge monument. Next, they will add vibrant watercolors to finish their art.
Our first grade scientists hard at work classifying and sorting objects to determine how they are alike and different!
4th graders used what they learned about the engineering design process by creating towers of pencils using only masking tape, pencils, and an apple. The goal is to have the tallest tower while still able to support the apple on top.
