REMINDER: Nov. 1 is the first SIP Day that falls on a Wednesday! There will be an early release for students today. Primary - 10:40 Elementary - 10:50 Middle School - 11:35 Intermediate - 12:20 Here is a link to the district calendar - https://5il.co/1uc3z Or you can see District Events in the app!
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Reminder: Nov. 1, SIP Day - Early Release for Students
Thank you to our parent volunteers for helping out at the Halloween parties this afternoon! #LifeintheW
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
A parent volunteer at the Halloween party
A parent volunteer and child at the Halloween party
Officer Hansen and students having fun at Elementary during our Halloween parties
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Officer Hansen and students having fun at Elementary during our Halloween partie
Introducing a new and improved experience for watching or attending Woodland D50 Board of Education Meetings! We have installed a new camera system for improved audio/visual quality for those watching from home. We have also switched to YouTube Live for our streaming service. Subscribe today. For those attending the Board meeting in-person, we have a new room layout to increase the amount of seating for audience members and guests. Thank you for tuning in! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoPwYawoj-1bYdnQ7hJQbUQ/live
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Tech Department tests new technology for recording and streaming Board of Education Meetings
New Technology for recording and streaming Board of Education Meetings
New Woodland D50 Board of Education Meeting layout
Warren High School students have been paired up with Elementary students to spend time together reading, talking, playing games, and doing activities together. The concept is to give the Elementary student one-on-one attention, and to build a relationship with someone they can look up to. The younger students look forward to spending time with their mentors, and their faces light up when their high school mentor arrives each week. This morning, the mentors planned a special Halloween event for the students and they worked together to complete a series of challenges and activities. #LifeintheW
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Elementary Students participate in Halloween activities with their High School Mentors
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Warren Student Mentor volunteers at Woodland Elementary
Students in Maestra Weece's third grade class made twirly birds (pájaros que giran) and performed experiments related to gravity and patterns of movement. ¿Cómo se mueve el pájaro que gira? 3-PS2-2. Make observations and/or measurements of an object’s motion to provide evidence that a pattern can be used to predict future motion.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Students testing out their twirly birds (pájaros que giran)
Students testing out their twirly birds (pájaros que giran)
Students Mr. Lees and Ms. Campbell's PE class had fun working together to complete the Escape room challenge, Escape the Zombie Invasion! STATE GOAL 19: Acquire movement and motor skills and understand concepts necessary to engage in moderate to vigorous physical activity STATE GOAL 20: Achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical fitness based upon continual self-assessment. STATE GOAL 21: Develop skills necessary to become a successful member of a team by working with others during physical activity.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Zombie Escape Room in PE Class
Students work collaboratively to solve the Zombie Escape Room
Students work collaboratively to solve the Zombie Escape Room
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Hispanic Heritage Celebration at the Warren Newport Public Library this weekend! Music, Artwork, Singing, Dancing - great job to all the Woodland participants (staff and students).
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Students dance in colorful dresses at the library
Woodland student poses in front of artwork at the library
Woodland students pose in front of artwork at the library
Woodland student poses in front of artwork at the library
Students sing a song at the library
Woodland student and art teacher pose in front of artwork at the library
Woodland students pose in front of artwork at the library
Woodland student poses in front of artwork at the library
Woodland student and art teacher pose in front of artwork at the library
Woodland student poses in front of artwork at the library
Veterans Day Hallway of Heroes is taking shape! If you know any Veterans, turn in your form to Mrs Grogan of the Community Involvement Committee.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Woodland Elementary's Hallway of Heros
Students in Ms. Rose's class used a Halloween themed number spinner to create multiplication problems and mini erasers to help them solve the equations and represent the equal groups! 3.OA.7.c. Fluently multiply and divide within 100
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Students use manipulatives to create multi-digit multiplication problems.
Students use manipulatives to create multi-digit multiplication problems.
Thank you to everyone who attended the first Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC) of the 2023-2024 school year! We had a great turnout, and it was wonderful to see our families getting to know each other and making connections. The adults heard presentations about Mental Health, and Community Resources, and learned new tips for getting involved in their child's school. The kids spent time working on a craft with Woodland teachers and Warren Township High School student volunteers from Avanza. Starbucks, Jewel, and Tacos el Norte donated food and raffle prizes (look how cute those owl cake pops were in the photos). Learn more and JOIN BPAC here: https://www.dist50.net/o/dist50/page/bpac
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Woodland Student works on a craft at BPAC meeting
Welcome table at BPAC meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Welcome table at BPAC meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Woodland Families attend BPAC Meeting
Woodland Student works on a craft at BPAC meeting
Another Wildcat Weather Sketcher featured on the morning news! Well done Brendon, seeing your artwork on ABC7 brightened up our morning. #LifeintheW
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
Woodland Elementary Student Artwork featured on ABC7 News. Brendon is the featured artist
Mrs. Tieman's Advanced Math students are practicing the standard algorithm for multi-digit addition and subtraction by participating in a classroom scavenger hunt! 4.NBT.4 Addition & Subtraction Through 1 Million
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Students completing a scavenger hunt to practice the standard algorithm.
Students completing a scavenger hunt to practice the standard algorithm.
Students completing a scavenger hunt to practice the standard algorithm.
Students completing a scavenger hunt to practice the standard algorithm.
Maestra Martinez Aguilar's 3rd grade Dual students had the opportunity to make connections with real world outside of the classroom using a real compass to create a map of our school and its surroundings. They were also able to verify their claim about where the cardinal directions were. "Los puntos cardinales Norte, Sur, Este, Oeste" SS.3.G.1. Using print and digital maps, globes, and other simple geographic models to identify topographic and other graphic representations of both familiar and unfamiliar locations. SS.3-5.IS.2. Students generate supporting questions that require investigation to help answer the essential questions.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Students use a compass to create a map of their school and its surroundings.
Students use a compass to create a map of their school and its surroundings.
Students use a compass to create a map of their school and its surroundings.
Student map created using the compass.
Keeping our school safe! Today the GPD and Elementary conducted a Safety Drill
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Keeping our school safe! Today the GPD and Elementary conducted a Soft Lock Down Drill
Join us on Oct. 18 for the Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC)! The meeting will start at 7 p.m. at the Warren Newport Public Library in Gurnee. Learn More: https://www.dist50.net/o/dist50/page/bpac
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
BPAC Meeting, Oct 18
Reunión BPAC 18 de octubre
First grade artists learned to draw a pumpkin using curved lines. Using a white oil pastel, they traced their lines and created a resist. They then painted warm colors for the pumpkin and cool colors for the background. First graders were excited to find that the oil pastel 'pushed away' or resisted the paint! 25.A.1d. Visual Arts: Identify the elements of line, shape, space, color and texture; the principles of repetition and pattern; and the expressive qualities of mood, emotion and pictorial representation.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
First graders drawing pumpkins using curved lines and warm colors.
Mrs. Myers's first grade class had a special visitor come to their classroom to help them learn about their community! Officer Hansen visited to discuss how police officers help their community. SS.1.CV.1:With guidance and support, explain how individuals that live, learn, and work together make important decisions, and the effect that these decisions have on a variety of diverse communities.
over 1 year ago, Woodland Elementary
Officer Hansen leads a discussion in Mrs. Myers's first grade class on how police officers help their community.
There's nothing better than curling up with a good book in the library!
over 1 year ago, Christen Bing
Mrs. Barton's Class
The month of October is National Principals Month! At Woodland we are so fortunate to have four dedicated school leaders taking care of our learning community. Let's see how well you know our principals! Which principal is the biggest football fan? 🏈 Which principal has an identical twin? 🐯🐯 Which principal loves dogs almost as much as Wildcats? 🐕 Which principal was once lead singer in a rock band? 🎤 The answers can be found in the Weekly Newsletter HERE: https://www.smore.com/ct92fy We invite you to join us in showing our collective appreciation to these dedicated leaders and #ThankaPrinicpal with an email to your child’s principal or a kind word about them on social media. Throughout the year, our school leaders may only hear from stakeholders when there is a problem that needs solving or an issue that a parent/guardian feels needs attention. If you have positive feedback or a success story to share, this would be a great time to send it along and show a little “TLC” to four individuals who care for so many others each day.
over 1 year ago, Woodland D50
National Principals Month #ThankAPrincipal