Our 2nd graders learned about the life cycle of pumpkins and their teachers planned a field trip to The Maize at Little Darby Creek which is a pumpkin patch to learn a little more.
Congratulations to Mrs. Burden's 2nd Graders on being Fat Jack's Class of the week! They enjoyed a pizza party to celebrate!
Coach Clum & the High School Boys Basketball Team are looking for some support from the W-G community in joining their "6th Man Club"! If this is something you are interested in, click the link below & snag yourself a shirt. As always, GO TIGERS!
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Waynesfield-Goshen's FFA members attended the Indiana State Fairgrounds for the Cinch Rodeo during the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis.
Waynesfield-Goshen's FFA members were in attendance at the 96th Annual National FFA Convention Opening Session at the Lucas Oil Stadium earlier this week !
Students in Spanish 2 created ofrendas, or altars, for the Mexican holiday, Dia de los Muertos. Students shared why they chose the person they were honoring and what made them so special. Mrs Jordan is always so honored that students show up each year with their heart open and willingness to share such important people in their lives.
Mrs. Ludwig's students worked to label continents & major oceans on a world map. Then they wrote a creative story & programmed their Dash robot to go on a world adventure. Students used drive, light & sound blocks to help Dash travel from continent to continent & across oceans.
Earlier this week, the sophomores completed an escape room in Mrs. Welch's English class over "The Pit and the Pendulum." Students had to complete tasks over the story and crack challenging codes to escape the pit!
Mark your calendars !
In Tarragona, Spain, each year humans of all ages create towers of 7-10 levels for competition! Mrs. Jordan's students were instructed to create one using supplies in the room to create the sturdiest/tallest one. They certainly outdid themselves!
The Waynesfield-Goshen stage has been turned into Treasure Island and there are pirates taking over. The 2023 dinner theater production is "Jolly Roger and the Pirate Queen". This show is sure to shiver your timbers!
For more information, check out the photos posted below.
The 1st grade classes celebrated the 50th day of school by dressing up in 1950’s attire, learning about the number 50, counting by 5’s to 50, making root beer floats, seeing how many bubbles they could blow in 50 second and many more activities centered around the number 50!
Consider helping the Class of 2026!
Thank you Laura Miller (C&S Farm Market) for donating little pumpkins to the Kindergarten! The kids loved learning about them last week & even got a chance to paint them!
Miss Seipel's class discussed how scientists and engineers use measurement. They learned about length, width, weight & distance. They had to find things in the classroom that were bigger, smaller & the same size as the boot pattern they had.
Building ghost towers, throwing ghost balls into the buckets, sorting through beans to find spiders and pumpkins, and stomping through an obstacle course were all parts of Mrs. McKinney's fun harvest party!
Winter Sports Stores are now live! Click the link to our landing page to order all your new Tiger Gear for this winter!
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Mrs. Kinstle's 6th and 7th grade classes visited the library last week to look for a book for their Independent Reading Projects for the 2nd quarter.
Our preschoolers camping unit had them trying smores and sitting by a cozy "fire". When sitting by the fire they discussed their camping worksheet each preschooler made. They each discussed how many logs each of them used and what colors they made their flames.
Attention local business owners/operators, our W-G news crew has an opportunity for you to get your business name & logo aired on our daily morning announcements which is streamed & broadcasted on our YouTube channel! For more information, please see the attached letter below.
