Learn more and sign up for Patrick Mahomes's Read for 15 Challenge!
www.15andthemahomies.org/programs/read-for-15
6th Grade ELA students have finished their book report Christmas tree! Students selected a favorite book of their choice and created ornament book reports. These reports presented like a flip page book and identified story elements such as characters, setting, theme, conflict, and of course a five star review rating with overview. The students worked hard and it was fun to see all of the different book selections that are popular in grade 6 this year!
6th grade art club celebrated their last meeting by building and decorating gingerbread houses! Thank you to Keisha Donnel for coming to help set up/clean up. It looks like they had fun!
Big Cat Preschool students read the story Stone Soup and cooked it in their classroom!
Tomorrow is the last day that Helping Hands forms can be accepted. The form is linked below. You may also pick one up from the elementary office.
Link to form: https://docs.google.com/document/d/148xy2UNGtNSV5AGGz9t_zCdzbJMqRrk0uk1Kd2J1KuM/edit?usp=sharing
Helping Hand Tree forms went home today with elementary students. Please return forms by Dec. 2 if you would like assistance. If interested in adopting a student or family, contact Nurse Natasha at 417-637-5921 or nmyers@greenfieldr4.org.
Greenfield R-IV will be in session Monday, November 21st and Tuesday, November 22nd.
School will not be in session Wednesday to Friday, November 23rd to November 25th for Thanksgiving Break.
Students will return to school on Tuesday, November 29th.
Due to an increase in food supply costs, OPAA has implemented a company-wide price increase for entrees. Breakfast and lunch entrees will increase to $1.75 effective November 21, 2022.
The price for a full breakfast or lunch tray will not change. The increase affects entrees only.
What’s the best part of Family Reading Night?
Greenfield Parents as Teachers and Wildcat Academy are hosting Christmas crafts for 3-5 year olds on Wednesday, Nov. 30 at 5:30 PM. Bring your little ones for some crafting fun. Can you believe it's that time of year?? Come for some holiday cheer with your little ones!
FCCLA is holding a non-perishable food drive ahead of Thanksgiving. Donations can be dropped off by either building office.
Want to see your pictures printed in the yearbook? Upload any from recent school games or events to this secure link. The pictures go directly to our yearbook staff. Price is reduced until December 30!
Link: https://images.jostens.com/0pwjM_bzSqEuc8zxBdv2CjQ
Thank you!
Don't forget the fall carnival!! Events take place on Friday, Nov. 4. Dinner will be served at 5:30. Games will be from 6:00-8:00 with the king & queen coronation to follow. Thank you to the PTO for organizing this event and to everyone who supports Greenfield Elementary!
The GHS annual Veterans Day assembly will take place on November 11, 2022 at 10:00 AM. The community is invited to attend. Veterans or their families are invited to drop off display items at the high school office. See image for more details.
Baked goods for the carnival can be sent to school Nov. 2 & 3. All goods need to be covered, labeled with the baker's name and which class gets the points. Thank you!
Items for baskets for the fall carnival need to be sent in by Wednesday, Nov. 2. Thank you for your support!
Elementary gym class has been spooky and fun with Coach Dobbs's Halloween "Ghost in the Graveyard" hunt activity!
There is one week remaining to drop off coins in the buckets located in the office at the elementary school. Additional information is on the PTO's Facebook page. Thank you!
Save the date for the PTO's Fall Carnival at Greenfield Elementary! We are so excited that the PTO is organizing this event. Mark your calendars for November 4. Dinner will be at 5:30PM. Games will be from 6-8:00PM with the king and queen coronation to follow. See you there!
Next week is Red Ribbon Week. See images for themes. Please note that the buildings are slightly different.
Red Ribbon Week is for drug-abuse prevention and awareness. Students will spend the week learning how to stay healthy and drug free.
