The Goodman-Armstrong Creek Music Department will be having our annual holiday concert this coming Wednesday!
Starry Night in oil pastels by the 7th grade class.
The GAC Drama Club has been working hard to put together a holiday play for you. We hope you can join us.
When the snow blows in we break out our mittens. Amazing job Kindergarten class. They are making great strides in using scissors and spatial awareness.
Two hour delay this morning,Tuesday, November 30th. School will start at 10:00AM.
Here are a few more moments from this year that exemplify why I am thankful to our GAC students every day.
Today, I find myself reflecting on how incredibly grateful I am for our amazing students and the space we share learning and making memories together.
As of Monday, November 22, a high school boys basketball coach, a girls basketball coach, and a Pembine girls basketball player tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend. We ask staff, students, and especially basketball players to monitor for symptoms. All practices have been canceled for the week. If you have any questions you can leave a message at the high school office at 715-336-2575 ext. 203. Someone will return your call.
After convincing me to adapt Agatha Christie’s famous mystery novel “And Then There Were None” into a readers’ theatre script, the sophomore students are really embodying their roles.
Some more elementary holiday artwork. Kindergarten turkey headbands. Julia’s snowman. Autumn and Chloie’s turkeys. The 5th and 6th grade class was given free time to work on a project of their choosing the past few days.
A few of our elementary classes with their Thanksgiving turkeys.
Natalie and Layla are two of our independent art students creating a series on the pottery wheel. We held an informal critique today. They are working hard to design enough pieces to fill the kiln for our first firing.
These turned out so amazing! The 1st/2nd grade class learned what a horizon line is in art class. They colored trees in patterns with crayons. The crayon wax acted as a resist for the watercolor foreground and background.
The Kindergarten class learned to paint with texture using forks, corks, paper tubes, and tooth brushes. They had read the story, The Mixed-up Chameleon. The students also learned to paint with watercolors to create a mixed media piece of art.
Here is another batch of student designed 3D printed phone holders. It's always great to see the ideas the student come up with. As always great job!
The art department would like to extend a huge thank you to Mr. Stephen Wysocki for his generous donation that helped supplement our field trip to Door County. Mr. Wysocki was also a guest artist and performed an oil painting demo as he discussed his art career to our students.
The Kindergarten class was reading, Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Our art project coordinated with the story to emphasize texture that was painted with a fork. The cut outs helped with spatial awareness and working with layers.
GAC will be hosting a Veterans Day assembly on Thursday, November 11 at 10:15 AM. The GAC School District would like to thank all of the veterans for their service.
The seventh grade art class composed paper collage animal portraits. They learned to use patterns to define an area.
The Fab Lab students had a project of designing their own 3D printed phone holder. This gave the students the opportunity to visualize the finished project while working with the dimensions of their phone. Great design ideas and great work!
