Taking notes doesn’t have to be boring! ✏️💧
Our fifth grade students brought their learning to life by turning their notes into diagrams of the water cycle in science!
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📚✨ Read Across America Week – Thursday Theme: Pajama Day! ✨📚
Tomorrow we’re getting COZY!
Students are invited to wear their pajamas to school and may bring a stuffed animal and a small blanket if they wish. In the afternoon, we’ll be cozying up at our campout in the gym for some special buddy reading time! 🏕️📖
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24 days ago, Nesha Yockey
📚🍎 Guest Readers in the House! 🍎📚
Today we celebrated Read Across America Week with some very special guest readers, our amazing kitchen staff! 👩🍳👨🍳
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We had so much fun today...Don't forget tomorrow's theme is WACKY WEDNESDAY! #GibbonPride
24 days ago, Nesha Yockey
All smiles for Dress for Success Day! #GibbonPride
24 days ago, Nesha Yockey
Middle and High school band and choir students were treated to a concert this morning. Thank you so much to our guests from UNK (@unkmusictheatreanddance) for sharing your talents with our students! Our guests, Sayo Kjiyama, Noah Reimer, and Dr. Mirim Kim, performed several of their favorite songs for the students, and the students really enjoyed it. Thank you for visiting!
25 days ago, Taylor Gellerman
Join us online to watch the Gibbon Elementary Talent Show striv.tv/gibbon.
25 days ago, Deb Stroh
Our fourth graders are diving into The American Revolution: The Road to Independence.
Students compared and contrasted two major events that helped spark the Revolution: the Stamp Act and the Tea Act.
25 days ago, Nesha Yockey
Tuesday’s dress-up day is Dress for Success! We’re inviting all students to come dressed as their future career. Whether they dream of being a doctor, teacher, farmer, engineer, business owner, athlete, or community leader! we can’t wait to see their goals on display!
26 days ago, Nesha Yockey
Welcome to the reading jungle where we celebrate reading by wearing animal print and camouflage! We kicked off Read Across America Week with a bang!!!!!
26 days ago, Nesha Yockey
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and Gibbon’s Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs), FBLA and FFA, would like to recognize and celebrate our CTE teachers. We are grateful for the dedication, time, and hard work they invest throughout the school year!
Last night Gibbon Elementary's own, Addison DeLong, presented at the Kearney Children's Museum Fundraiser sharing about her involvement in the Museum's Kid Council: Future Leaders of Fun. What a great representation of Gibbon Public Schools!
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29 days ago, Tyson Greenwalt
To wrap up a week of celebrating National FFA week, high school ag students took learning to the next level by planning and teaching lessons to our elementary students! They did an outstanding job educating and inspiring the next generation. #GibbonPRIDE
29 days ago, Nesha Yockey
There will be a combined Girls & Boys Soccer Meeting tomorrow right after school to any player or student still interested in joining the soccer program. This meeting will be right after school in Room 167 (Mr. Williams). We will go over important details regarding this upcoming season!!
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30 days ago, Josh Williams
SHIMMERS DANCE TEAM - “Curious about the dance team but nervous about tryouts? 👀 Come to our Dance Team Clinic on March 20th from 6–8 PM! Open to all 8th–11th graders 💜 No pressure. No judging. Just fun, dancing, and a chance to see what we’re all about. Bring a friend and come try it out 💃” MORE INFO
#GPSBUFFS Go Buffs!!
about 1 month ago, Activities Department
📚🎉 Get ready to celebrate Read Across America Week! 🎉📚
From March 2–6, our students will dive into a week full of reading fun! Each day will feature dress-up themes and exciting reading activities to spark a love for books and learning.
We can’t wait to see our students dress up, get creative, and celebrate the joy of reading all week long!
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about 1 month ago, Nesha Yockey
No Gibbon Breakfast Basketball Club tomorrow morning! There is a camp for 3-8th graders afterschool though, that would be great to show up as well!
