Woodland’s 2nd graders in Mrs. Spangler’s class had a virtual lesson provided by Kris Light from the Museum of Science and Energy on forces. As a follow up the kids assembled marshmallow shooters, to observe forces when launching various objects of various masses. Learning is such a blast!
Our Kindergarten friends recently enjoyed exploring their 5 senses by air popping popcorn. These kids are anxiously awaiting the opportunity to test their senses.
This fun activity not only provided a great snack, […]
Woodland Stands agains Bullying – Wednesday, October 21st was Unity Day. We wore our orange to stand against bullying and show we are united for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
We had so many kids participate and show that they are willing to stand up against […]
It is that time of year, time for the Woodland Spirit Wear Sale. We have a new design ready to go and many items for both you and your student. . You can order spirit wear in youth and adult sizes now through Friday October 23rd. Due to changes this year, our sale will be […]
We miss our Woodland Hawks and hope that each of you have a wonderful and safe summer! We hope to see you all soon! Please enjoy this farewell video from our Woodland staff.
Phase 2 packets became available for pick up this week. If you were unable to pick up your packets or need to print off a page, they are available by grade level below. Please note if your grade level has a part 1 and part 2, our scanner was not able to scan both sides […]
The Woodland Kindergarten team has been looking at several online resources available to our students during the weeks ahead. Many of these resources are appropriate for grades K-2. Please use the link below for the document.
Yearbooks are now on sale through April 2nd. We have 2 separate links for purchase, depending on grade level. Yearbooks are $15. Deadline to order is 4/2/20!!!
If your student is not a 4th grader this year, you will want to purchase using this link: Yearbook purchases for grades K-3
This year we are offering the […]
Mrs. Scudder’s 3rd grade class presented an African American wax museum on Friday, February 28th. Each of the students selected an African American from history. They were responsible for researching that person, preparing posters, and dressing up as that person.
