Fourth Grade Science students used the PHET simulation lab on Nearpod to create waves.
Carter has been working hard with Mrs. Davis learning reading strategies that he can apply in the classroom. Here he is showing them off to his teacher Mrs. Witten, and Mrs. Nancy (not pictured). Keep up the hard work Carter!!
Check out London Made of Legos
Mrs. Woofter’s 3rd grade science students learning about force and motion.
Making waves in 4th Grade Science! Students discussed waves and how waves are created.
6th graders had fun on Good Friday discovering the formula for the area of a parallelogram!
Working to develop leadership skills at KASA.
Any students interested in a dance camp at TPDC studio please complete registration form and turn into Mrs.O’Bryan.
Don’t forget about our free sports physicals! A physical form was sent home with each student and they can also be picked up from the office.
Flat Gap students explain their upcoming play and how grants were used to fund the production.
Mrs. Ferguson presenting over her C-Pens at the FIRE Summit. Technology to help students be successful.
Mrs. Mullins presenting on coding and using LEGO robots for enrichment at the FIRE Summit.
Greyhound Grit discussion with Flat Gap Educators Mrs. Witten, Mrs. Mullins and Mrs Pennington. Going above and beyond for our students.
Reminding all of our new greyhounds to bring these important documents with them to Kindergarten Pre-Registration this Wednesday! We look forward to seeing you there!
Parent-teacher conferences Wednesday April 17th from 4:00-6:00 pm. Early Kindergarten Registration Wednesday from 2:00-6:00 pm in cafeteria. We’ll see you st the Gap!
Flat Gap Elementary staff supporting our sweet little Maddie. Praying for our girl.
Join us Wednesday, April 17th for Kindergarten registration for the 2019-2020 school year!!
Congratulations to Persephone Daniska on her blue ribbon award for her 4-H project! She will take her bird house to county judging this summer.
4th grade students traveled to the 4-H offices to learn how plants develop and grow from seed to sprout. Students also enjoyed planting an herb and a tomato plant.
Mrs.Castle from the Johnson County Health Department came to visit 3rd and 4th grade. She presented an anti-bully lesson.
