Greenfield Elementary Gator Bite
Dec 6, 2024
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GREETINGS!
BEFORE THE BELL PODCAST!
Make sure to check out the fourth episode of Before The Bell Podcast! Mr. Lockwood and Mr. McCord talk about all the things they loved about Thanksgiving! And they also figured out how to add a video. They are getting Jason and Travis Kelce serious with this ;o)
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ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNERS!
These two incredible students got in front of an audience and recited a performance of the lives of Rosa Parks and Anne Frank. They both did an amazing job and will represent Greenfield in the district competition. We are super proud of you Elanor and Lizzy!
WINTER CHOIR AND HANDBELL CONCERT!
A huge congratulations to our amazing choir and handbells ensemble for their outstanding performance! Your hard work and dedication truly shone through, creating a memorable and beautiful concert. And a huge thank you to our amazing Choir and Handbells teachers Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Modrell we appreciate all you do to make these events so special!
MOVIE NIGHT NEXT FRIDAY!!!
GATOR FOOD DRIVE!
Thank you to everyone that brought in food for our Mathew's Crossing food drive! We as a school donated 2,608 pounds of food to those in need. And the box with the most food and also earned a pie to the face was our fierce Head Gator himself Mr. Lockwood! Thank you again for always coming together to make our community so great!
THE GIVING TREE!
It's that time of year again! Greenfield Elementary will continue our holiday tradition of hosting a Giving Tree to support the families at Pioneer Elementary School. If anyone would like their child to participate in the Giving Tree, please fill out and return the permission slip. Our Giving Tree will be in the front office.
SPIRIT WEEK DEC 16-20th
GIVE-A-THON-WISHLIST
ICE CREAM YOU SCEAM WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICECREAM!
MESSAGE FROM NURSE SUZY!
From the Health Office:
The stomach flu has exploded across the valley( our school) and it's going through families quickly. Just a reminder that your child MUST stay home for a full 24 hours from last vomiting, fever and diarrhea. The stomach cramps associated with this have been lasting for a couple days after too.
Influenza A has hit the 4th grade. Symptoms include: fever, cough, body aches, sore throat, tiredness, runny /stuffy nose and headache. As a reminder your child needs to be 24 hours fever free and feeling well enough to attend school.
Also going around is strep throat- no school until on antibiotic for a full 24 hours and fever free for 24 hours.
Pink eye- no school until on treatment for a full 24 hours.
Parents, this is a super busy time of year. Please remember to take care of yourself !
Eat right, exercise if you can, lots of water, take those vitamins, wash those hands and try to get some sleep!
In Health,
Nurse Suzy and Ms. Lucy
REGISTRATION TIME FOR NEW STUDENTS!
TODAYS READERS MAKE TOMORROWS LEADERS!
We are excited to celebrate our excellent readers again this year! Students in Kindergarten and 1st grade are working toward grade level reading goals. 2nd-6th graders are reading to make their goals in Accelerated Reader (AR). Students that make their reading goal will be able to play in the new Gator Clubhouse provided by PTSO, get an award ribbon, be in a drawing for the book machine and have their pictures displayed on the hallway monitor and Gator Bite. Please encourage your child to read every day!
Well done Gator Reading Champions!
PTSO GATOR STORE!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS...
Dec. 10 - Strings Concert
Dec. 12 - Music and Band Concert
Dec. 13 - PTSO Movie Night
Dec. 20 - Character Assemblies
Dec. 23 - Jan. 6 - Winter Break
Lunch Menu for Dec 9 - 13th
LUNCH/RECESS SCHEDULE!
BUY YOUR YEARBOOK
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS!
Gilbert Youth Athletics sports and camps
Gilbert Youth Athletics is committed to providing top-tier coaching, utilizing elite facilities and focusing on the overall development of each student-athlete. GYA believes that great athletes must develop fundamental skills at a young age, which prepares them for a future of success as they progress through high school and college programs. | View Here
Family Bird Walk
Desert Rivers Audubon offers free guided Bird Walks for guests of all ages every third Saturday, October through March, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, at the Dragonfly Ramada. They will loan binoculars and send small groups out with an expert birder for short walks. This is a nice way to enjoy the beautiful wildlife of the Preserve with your friends and family, and to learn about birdwatching and bird identification.
The Early Birds: The Early Birds is a kid’s birding club open to ages 7-13 that meets immediate prior to the Family Bird Walks, at 7:30 AM on the dates below. Parents and grandparents are welcome to come along with this group.
Download a Bird List.
Hale Theatre
Get into the holiday spirit with Holiday Inn, the classic musical inspired by the beloved film starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire. Set at a charming inn that only opens on holidays, this heartwarming tale follows a singer who teams up with a talented dancer to put on spectacular shows for each festive occasion. Filled with toe-tapping Irving Berlin tunes, dazzling dance numbers, and timeless romance, Holiday Inn is a joyous celebration of love, friendship, and the magic of the holiday season.
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