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Visible Learning Plan
By Angela Shepherd - For The Times-Gazette
A bulletin board hanging in Buckskin Elementary is a visual display of the steps of learning something new and how learning dispositions help get from one step to the next through the Learning Pit.
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This poster hanging in Greenfield Elementary shows what makes a good learner by utilizing learner dispositions to spell out tiger.
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When Greenfield schools embarked on the new school year last fall, it was with a new initiative, one meant to strengthen the learning culture and create visible learners. Now as the school year comes to a close, how the Visible Learning Plan has influenced this school year can be seen.
Community of Greenfield celebrates Arbor Day
First grade students, along with their teachers, at Greenfield Elementary are pictured as they heard from Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin about trees, which is part of the village’s annual observance of Arbor Day. Waiting in the boxes in the foreground are the spruce seedlings each child gets to take home to plant. Note: A star sticker has been placed to protect the identity of certain students.
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Buckskin first-graders are pictured with Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin as they learned about trees as part of the village’s annual Arbor Day observance. Each child received a spruce seedling to plant at home.
McClain FFA officers visit Greenfield Elementary
The McClain FFA Officer Team recently went over to the Greenfield Elementary School to demonstrate and complete a fun activity about soil profiles with the kids. They presented about what soil profiles are and what different materials make it up. After that the kids were encouraged to participate in the team’s Dirt N’ Worms activity which demonstrated a soil profile in a fun and tasty way. The officer team had a lot of fun and would like to thank the staff at Greenfield Elementary as well as Mr. Bruney for allowing us to come over and visit.
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McClain FFA officers demonstrate a soil activity with Greenfield Elementary students. (Submitted photo) On Friday, Feb. 26, the McClain FFA Officer Team went over to the Greenfield Elementary school to demonstrate and complete a fun activity about soil profiles with the kids.
The officer team presented about what soil profiles are and what different materials make it up. After that, the kids were encouraged to participate in our “Dirt N’ Worms” activity, which demonstrated a soil profile in a fun and tasty way.
We had a lot of fun and would like to thank the staff at Greenfield Elementary as well as Mr. Bruney for allowing us to come over and visit.