Students in Horticultural Class made a fruit pizza plant cell in class today to finish their lessons on Cellular Biology!
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
horticulture
horticulture
horticulture
A few Gresham Students with the help of Sabrina Miller, made ribbon skirts. They all had fun doing the skirts, and we will be having a second group of students soon. Then on to moccasins.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
skirts
skirts
skirts
The 7th graders have been working very hard on their Topic 4 math projects! The students have the choice of four different projects to complete, and they can choose to work with a partner or individually. Expressive Expressions - For this project, they needed to write and illustrate a children's book called "Expressive Expressions." In the story, there needed to be an unknown value represented with an emoji, and they needed to demonstrate the different ways to generate equivalent expressions involving simplifying, factoring, adding, subtracting, or expanding expressions. Guaranteed Equivalence - In this project, the students needed to write an algebraic expression for a real-world situation. There needed to be at least two variables with coefficients, including once decimal and one fraction. They needed to generate ten expressions that look different from the original expression, but are equivalent to it. The final project included a poster showing all the expressions and how they are equivalent. The Perfect Playground - In this project, the students are given an empty lot with a width of 51.5 feet and a length of 30 feet to develop a new playground. They are allowed to increase the length of the lot by clearing some debis, but this is an unknown amount. They needed to divide the lot into four quadrants and design a piece of playground equipment for each section. The students sketched a design and built a model of their playground. They needed to write algebraic expressions for the areas of each quadrant and the entire lot.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
7th grade
The 6th graders have been working very hard on their Topic 4 math projects! The students have the choice of four different projects to complete, and they can choose to work with a partner or individually. Fitness Fun - The students needed to keep an exercise log for 7 days for completing burpees. On Day 1 they needed to time how long it took them to complete 5 burpees and then increase the amount by 5 each day for seven days. In their exercise log, they needed to predict how long it would take them to complete the set of burpees and then record the actual results. After the data was collected, they graphed and analyzed their data. Step It Up! - In this project, the students made a model of a staircase following certain rules. The staircase needed to follow a linear pattern using identical blocks. They needed to keep track of the number of blocks needed for each step, organize the data in a table, and model the pattern using an equation. Plan a Race - The students needed to research an animal to race against a snail which moves at an average speed of 0.66 inches per minute. They needed to determine a race distance and give the slower animal a head start. The race needed to be represented using a graph, table, or equation. Using the representations created, they needed to predict which animal would win the race and organize the results on a poster.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
6th grade
Gresham has a large group of about 20 new and continuing middle school knitters (here are a few of them). We are still making great use of the supplies the community has donated over the past few years, but we are getting a bit low on bulky yarn. If you have any bulky or thicker yarn you'd be willing to donate, we'd be happy to have it (or any other knitting supplies you would like to share). Thanks so much for your generosity toward our knitting club; we're very grateful!
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
knitting
The 5th grade boys team beat Shawano and Crandon and lost to Rhinelander by 3 in the championship game at Shawano Optimist Tournament on Saturday. Great job boys!
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
5th grade
Booster Ball Family Fun Day Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024 Come cheer on the future Wildcat basketball stars as they showcase their skills for their families tomorrow morning beginning at 9 a.m.
about 1 month ago, Newell Haffner
Exploring foods traveled to mid-Atlantic with a meal of buttered beans, stewed chicken with dumplings, shoofly pie and coleslaw.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
foods
foods
foods
foods
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FAFSA
Drive Your Tractor to School Day for National FFA Week.
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FFA
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basketball
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
basketball
Tomorrow, 2-20-2024, is a white out for school and the girls basketball game. Wear white to support the girls.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
white out
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FFA
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board meeting
Went undefeated into Championship and lost by 3 in the Championship game against Shawano. Great Job Wildcats on your second place finish 🏀 Oconto Tournament
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
5th grade
Congratulations to Bryson Nelson (4-year player) and Jaden Carroll (1-year player) on their basketball careers at Gresham High School. Best of luck to both of you.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
senior
senior
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playoffs
Exploring Foods explored the culture, history and cooking methods of the New England area of the United States. They made a meal of clam chowder, blueberry muffins, brown bread and pumpkin pie.
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
exploring foods
exploring foods
No homework club on Thursday, February 15. No school on Friday, February 16, or Monday, February 19, students enjoy the 4-day weekend!
about 1 month ago, Bob Croschere
4 day weekend