G1FT3D Newsletter
Quarter 2 (2023-2024)
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Oliver Lord (6th grade) built this LEGO® model. It is a replica of the Gifted classroom! So cool!
This has been an exciting quarter, filled with so many culminating projects and competitions for our gifted learners! I feel very proud of the work and inventive creativity that they have produced throughout all of these experiences. For some, the competitions have been a new opportunity to present their novel work and ideas for a room full of judges, or a panel of evaluators. There have been many public speaking skills gained, ideas cultivated, and we have had a lot of fun as we've worked through every new challenge! Enjoy the compilation of pictures from our program opportunities!
G1FT3D Website: https://sites.google.com/schuylkillvalley.org/svgiftedprogram/home
~Dr. Schucker
G1FT3D Scrapbook : what have we have been working on in the gifted classroom?
Fifth and Sixth Grade Project Green School Submissions
Sixth Grade's Project Green School Submissions
Seventh Grade's WSCM Team: Featured Manufacturer - Eagle Metals
Eighth Grade's Future City Team - Electrify the Future!
Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow. – Ronald E. Osborn
Oliver Lord's replica of our gifted classroom!
Sixth Grade plays a financial literacy game: saving vs. spending!
Sixth Grade plays a financial literacy game: saving vs. spending!
Sixth Grade plays a financial literacy game: saving vs. spending!
Hide not your talents. They for use were made. What's a sundial in the shade? – Benjamin Franklin
Fifth grade works on their Morse Code machine!
Sixth grade works on their Morse Code machine!
Sixth grade works on their Morse Code machine!
Sixth grade works on their Morse Code machine!
It is not enough to have a good mind; the main thing is to use it well. – Rene Descartes
The WSCM team tries the mustaches on for size. (prop for their skit!)
Sixth grade receives a visit from our resident engineer, Mr. Brown!
Seventh grade prepares to jump into a new project-based learning challenge!
Fifth grade works on their Project Green Schools submission: a prototype for solar-powered pool heaters!
Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Fifth grade works on their Morse Code machine!
High school gifted students (juniors and seniors) mentor our eighth grade Future City team!
The fifth grade team of students measures their outdoor space for their greenhouse design.
The Future City team presents their final project for the judges, as well as finishing their Q & A session, via Zoom.
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