Hello Greene Intermediate family! I apologize for the pause of newsletters as I used up my free trial. Now that we have a subscription we can get rolling again and keeping you in the know!! What an amazing end of the year it was! When I inquired about all the amazing and fun adventures and activities this building does I was told to "hold on! as it was one heck of a ride" I responded with "hold on? no way! Arms will be up the whole time"! And what a ride it was! Even with the heat keeping us from having field days outside our amazing staff was flexible and planned indoor fun without missing a beat!

I will be publishing another newsletter later this summer with back to school information, reminders, important dates, and exciting news! One sneak peak is that an official Recess time has been added to our school schedule for this upcoming year! More info to come! Stay cool and safe!

Mrs. Zick had students research endangered animals and had them research and do a PSA on it. Using a green screen some great videos were produced with some fun pictures as well!

On May 21st fourth graders spent a beautiful day at Chenango Valley State Park where we hiked, explored nature and spent the afternoon running around and playing with friends. It was a great day!

Mr. Eggleston's class had a blast using Area and Perimeter to design and build "tiny houses" A great way to show how math is used in the real world with engineering and design.

The 5th Grade students have been studying worms for the last few weeks in Science class. Learning about their role in our ecosystem (decomposers) and observing their own Red Worms. They did experiments to find out if these worms prefer light/dark or wet/dry conditions. Student groups then created their own experiments to answer questions they still had about worms!