Greene County Tech Primary School

Friday fun at GCT Primary

Horton Hatches the Egg... Egg Drop... 100% success.. all eggs saved!! Mrs. Miller's class had so much fun making predictions about this activity.

The Cat in the Hat, Lauren Rowe, visited Mrs. Lisa’s class to read a Dr. Seuss story today. The kids really enjoyed it.

Mrs. Debbie Maxwell's class enjoying Dr. Seuss activities.

Mrs. Rebecca’s 1st graders are having fun learning about shapes in math today!

Congratulations to February employee of the month ~ Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Pugh! We appreciate all of your hard work and dedication.

Gavin Cupp came to Mrs. Lisa’s class to read a story and do some activities with the kids. The kids loved it!

Mrs. Lisa’s Kindergarten class enjoyed listening to Ava Williams read a Dr. Seuss book today!

Mrs. Miller's class is working hard in class and out! Awesome lunch room behavior for 2 solid weeks and won the Brownie Tower!!! Also working hard on MobyMax Math earning 20,000 point and was sent Galaxy Slime!!!

Mrs. Brinkley's class celebrating reading with Dr. Seuss!

Special thanks to the congregation at  Brown’s Chapel Baptist Church, who made an awesome monetary donation to Greene Co Tech’s student  “Food Backpack 🎒”Program. They also donated some kid-friendly food and new backpacks.

Some learners in Mrs. Marci’s class looked for tricky words in their library books.

Mrs. Bryant’s class finished up their unit on seasons and weather by checking out the clouds this afternoon!

Please come to our family night! We will have lots of fun!

Learning "Minus" number problems/sentences... Shaving Cream Math writing in Mrs. Miller's class.

While learning about dental health, we solved math problems by giving our friend “Fred” some teeth in Mrs. Pickney's class. Thank you Ridge Kids Dental for coming and speaking to GCT Primary today!

These sweet girls from Mrs McMillon’s class cashed in their Eagle bucks today for prizes!

Mrs. Rebecca’s first graders used pretzels and marshmallows to add 2 digit numbers in math. The pretzels represented the tens and the marshmallows represented the ones.

Dr. Brad Baine stopped by to read to my kids this morning. He has a passion for reading and it shows when he reads to my kids. ~Beth Stricker's Class

Students used their bag of tricky words and words from the lessons we’ve been doing to make sentences in Mrs. Farmer's skill group.