Good Morning Gresham Wildcats
Today is Thursday April 28, 2022
Today is a B Day
Announcements for today include:
***Happy Birthday to Ava & Addison
***Lunch for today is: Roasted Turkey & Gravy or Salisbury Steak & Gravy
Friday for Lunch is: Pepperoni Pizza or Popcorn Chicken Bowl
***No 10th hour Today or tomorrow.
***Baseball is away at Tigerton time change is @ 4PM
***HS Track is also away at Menominee Indian HS @ 4PM
***Seniors: Remember to check your google classroom and email
for important announcements and ballots.
Gresham Community School’s Kindness Week
Thursday: Theme: Gratitude
Friday: Theme: Self Care
(What is self care and what are examples of self care?)
*Physical health
*Mental health
There is a Trivia Question to go along with Kindness Week.
Send your answer to Mr. Haffner.
The first one to answer correctly will get a treat.
Wednesday the correct Answer was: Please
Congratulations to Jemy
Thursday's Trivia Question is: What two words offer a polite expression of one's gratitude?
***There will be Musical practice tomorrow on Friday during 9th hour.
Any student that has not turned in their money for the Seroogy's fundraiser,
they are due by the end of the day tomorrow.
Students who are going to Music in the Parks next week, the field trip form is also due tomorrow, Friday, April 29th. Please turn them into Mrs. Koz or Ms. Sargent.
***Here are a few words of wisdom:
Imagine this: Someone places in front of you all the parts and pieces of an
automobile and says, "Okay. I want you to put this car together." It would
be pretty overwhelming to say the least. But what if there were fifty people
to help you and each one took a specific job. That's exactly what Henry Ford
did when he developed the assembly line. He took a big job and divided it up
into a series of smaller jobs.
Now listen to these words form Mr. Ford:
No thing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.
So next time you are overwhelmed with a project or assignment, muster up
some confidence by dividing your assignment into a list of small jobs.
Every time you check off one small job, you are that much closer to
completing the assignment. So whether you are trying to complete a
project, reach a goal, or move toward a dream, listen to the voice of
experience and follow Mr. Ford's advice.
With something to think about, Make it a great day . . . . or not. The choice is yours.