Salt dough ornaments for Fall. Thank you Mrs. Ingram for letting us borrow your cookie cutters. Hopefully the ornaments make there way home safely tomorrow.
Tom Resch and Lynne Babich, along with their sidekicks Little Hooligan and Rascal, donated a rock tumbler to the Science Department. Mr. Slawinski, who is also a geologist, appreciates their generosity and looks forward to using it with his students. Thank you Tom and Lynn for always thinking of us!!!
The Construction class is almost done repairing and reroofing the pickleball shelter. One student also designed a paddle hanger, next it's on to paint. The art students are set to paint a mural before it gets taken back to the pickleball court. Great team effort!
The 5th and 6th graders created a pumpkin scene watercolor resist using glue. Yellow watercolor paint was used as highlights and red paint as shadows to show dimension inside the pumpkins. Great job, class!
Monday is Picture Day!!!
Homecoming Events today!!!!
Breakfast at the Goodman Town Hall before the parade.
9:30AM - GAC middle/high students arrive for band and parade line up at the high school
9:50- GAC elementary students can meet at the elementary parking lot for parade
10:00 - Parade begins followed by Candy at the firehouse.
12:30- Pep band arrives at football field
12:50ish- Football players/Parents are announced
1:00 Kick off Predators vs. Oconto Falls
Concessions are being ran by the family of George Buck, the Junior and Senior classes along with alumni and community members.
7:00PM - 11:00PM GAC Middle/High Homecoming Dance
Does anyone have any leaf cookie cutters, or a fancy circle cookie cutter that we could use next week to make salt dough ornaments in the elementary? I would return it at the end of the week. Thank you!
The independent art students took a field trip to Door County on Saturday to visit art galleries. Both of our students had never been to an art gallery before, so this was an amazing experience for them to view new artists and see unique artist techniques in different mediums.
Reminder: No School for students on Monday, October 4th! Staff has inservice. Families enjoy the beautiful day off and get ready for homecoming!!!:)
The 3rd/4th graders created neutral portraits. The 5th/6th graders are working hard on posters for the upcoming Homecoming parade.
A few art projects from the past few days. Kindergarten tissue paper trees and coffee filter apples. 1st/2nd grade paper plate with tissue paper Fall trees, and leaf blowing self portraits.
A few art projects from the past few days. Kindergarten tissue paper trees and coffee filter apples. 1st/2nd grade paper plate with tissue paper Fall trees, and leaf blowing self portraits.
Middle School Volleyball game tonight vs Crandon has been canceled.
Again, no middle school volleyball tonight.
ELA 10 revealing the secret messages they wrote with invisible ink yesterday.
ELA 10 writing with invisible ink for our mystery unit. Tomorrow we will use a reagent (our new vocabulary word) to reveal these mysterious messages!
Our independent art students are creating pinch pots and also coil pots in art class. Thank you to our beloved, retired art teacher, Mrs. Steinke, for helping co-teach and for getting us started in our clay process.
Our third and fourth graders studied Cubism by Pablo Picasso. They also learned about his “Blue Period” and monochromatic colors. Here are a couple of their Picasso monochromatic blue guitars that they created in art class.
A few art projects from this week. Adorable Kindergarten 3D beach crabs. Third and fourth grade cardboard Pablo Picasso Cubist masks. Two of our students collaborated on a flower drawing during “Free Time” when class projects were finished.
The school has ordered the Homecoming t-shirts for the students. Each class has their own color. The cost of the t-shirt is $14 and will need to be turned in by Friday, October 8, 2021. If parents are unable to afford the t-shirts, please notify us. Go Predators!
It’s independent reading day at GAC Middle/High School! Our theme this year is Bookopoly. Our independent reading allows students to explore reading for pleasure while practicing valuable reading strategies. Let’s take a ride in the Reading Railroad!
