Our 7th graders have been discussing appropriate, strong adjectives when describing food flavors, textures, appearances and aromas. To get some practice, we sampled a variety of snacks.
G-T/R-A NoBo team is grateful for the support they get from Mackenzie Ashland with CMBA Architects. She provided valuable insight that will be used by the team as they develop a design proposal for an FCS classroom remodel.
6th graders are currently learning figurative language terms. They searched for irony in classic children's books. The students also practiced prosody by taking turns reading the book to their peers.
🌿Biology students are using the new microscopes to compare the form and function of various types of plant organs! 🌱
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Mrs. Price will be posting resources, statistics, and helpful information over the next couple of weeks. Be sure to reach out to Mrs. Price if you have questions or would like to talk.
Students in Unified Science practiced their measurement and conversion skills in the new science lab!
The students in Music Appreciation demonstrate their learning by putting all of their knowledge about Frederic Chopin in a rap.
6th grade language arts students are working on speaking and listening skills. They are perfecting their eye contact and body language when presenting to a class. They did this by presenting silent biography bags which allowed their peers to learn more about their interests.
Have you heard that imitation is the greatest form of flattery? Check out these students who dressed up as teachers and coaches for career dress-up day at the elementary!! GT Staff, you are doing an awesome job setting an example for our Young Titans!!
Graettinger-Terril and Ruthven-Ayrshire teachers and staff spent a good day expanding their knowledge of teaching virtually and learning how to deescalate difficult situations with students or adults. The continued learning on teaching virtually will continue so we can keep those students learning in that manner will continue to learn and grow as students. It’s especially key white Covid continues to have impacts in our communities.
Students in music class shared their emotions and feelings by writing poetry and setting the poetry to music using a rap track. They turned out awesome!
🌧This rainy weather SOCKS!🌧
Brighten someone's day by gifting them a pair of Titan performance socks!
We have:
XS/S (youth, women's 3-8, men's 1-7)
ONE PAIR OF M/L! HURRY!
XL ( men's 13-15)
$14 for one or two for $26
Call 712-859-3286 or email mjeffrey@gt.ratitans.org
Anatomy & Physiology students are enjoying looking at human histology slides in the beautiful new science lab!
Congratulations to our Titans who completed 60 hours of service by their 8th grade year! The students will wear their light purple cord at their high school graduation in 2024. Titans receiving middle school service cords are Alexis Duus, Lilly Hiney, Zach Borchers, and Blake Borchers. #TITANNATION #SERVICE #LIGHTPURPLE
Friday, September 4th Early Out - Shuttles will run at 2:30PM. Route Buses will go at 3:00PM.
Early dismissal this Friday will be exactly like our Wednesday early outs throughout the year.
Reminder - No School on Monday, September 7th!
Updated Start Time - Volleyball Thursday, September 3rd will start at 5:00 PM
Good luck to our cheer squad as they cheer on the Titans tonight in West Bend!! Game starts at 7:00 PM
Students in vocal music have successfully jumped back into step!
NHS still has some Positivi-Tees for sale! $10 for adult sizes, $8 for child. Email mjeffrey@gt.ratitans.org for sizes.
The Graettinger-Terril Elementary students are doing an incredible job working through our new Covid mitigation rules as well as how we do lunch. The 2nd grade up through 5th grade puts on their masks and come to the lunchroom. They come into the lunchroom spaces out and then sit in the right places. It has been very smooth!
