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Greenview Elementary
Student Spotlight
2005-2006
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On Thursday, April 6th, Miss James and the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Chorus
took a field trip to the
Westside Living Center.
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Mrs. Randall's and Mrs.
Harrington's 1st grade class had lunch and some
playtime at this wonderful park.
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The 5th graders at Greenview Elementary played
Brazilian
Samba rhythms in a parade for the student body.
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Mrs. Heatherly read Dr. Seuss' book,
My Many Colored Days. The students chose a color and drew how that color made them feel.
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On March 2, 2006, Greenview students and teachers celebrated Dr. Suess'
102 birthday and
Read Across America.
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The first grade students at Greenview have the opportunity
to enjoy an
igloo reading center.
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On February 14, 2006 the
students at Greenview Elemenatry participated in and event called
Jump Rope for Heart.
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Mrs. Anderson's 4K class had a
number day on the
100th day of school.
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Every morning, the students in Mrs. Snow's 5K class take out their
class journals and
write a sentence.
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Mrs. Heatherly's computer lab students dream of
becoming the president.
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The 4th and 5th graders in Ms. Bunn's Media Center completed these
Animal Research Projects.
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The first graders at Greenview Elementary celebrated the
100th Day of
School by creating Family Projects.
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The first graders at Greenview Elementary used their writing skills to
make these winter
writing projects.
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The K5 students at Greenview Elementary made
snowmen glyphs and displayed them in the hall.
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Miss James' 4th grade music students
accompany a folktale from Zaire, Africa by playing the drums.
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Mr. Mopps' 2nd Grade art students learn the skill of
printmaking in art class.
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The 5K students celebrated Thanksgiving by inviting their families to
school for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Ms. Anderson's 4K students made
Turkey Projects
with their families.
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Mrs. Evan's 3rd grade class and Mrs. Verdin's 4th grade class
Books Make A Home project.
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On September 14, 2005, the students, staff, and invited guests gathered
around the school's flag pole to sing the our
National Anthem.
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