Greystone Elementary 2nd Grade Class
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Greystone Elementary Teachers Are Born to Be Wildby stmused371,258 views- 1:07
Greystone Talent Show - 4th Grader Sings America The Beautifulby ChrisDWilliams550 views
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Drake Holder Dances at the Greystone Talent Showby stmused371,470 views
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The Johnsons Performing at the Greystone Elementary Talent Showby stmused37492 views
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Greystone Elementary School Teacher Act 2009by stmused375,963 views
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Roland White Visits Greystone Elementary - Fox 6 Videoby stmused37597 views
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Gabby White Performs at Greystone Talent Showby stmused37439 views
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Drake Holder's Talent Show Danceby stmused371,775 views
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Greystone Talent Show - 2nd Grader Plays the Violinby ChrisDWilliams353 views
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Teacher goes to the dogs!by travisbrorsen11,348 views
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Greystone Elementary Performs Pete the Cat for Eric Litwin and James Deanby stmused371,377 views
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Global Elementary Classrooms for FREE with Skypeby curriculum21715 views
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kindergarten show and tellby Diana4Milo3,290 views
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Mrs. Brandt's 2nd grade class play - Lemonade Part 1by videonow12341,609 views
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Dust in the Wind PowerPointby stmused37323 views
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Greystone Subdivision Tour Hoover Alabamaby SearchHooverHomes4,952 views
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Greystone Elementary Kindergarten Christmas Performanceby nichsdad224 views
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Skype class in Walthamby metrowestvideos2,247 views
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Graystone Talent Show - Allstarby dgrubman259 views
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Anthony's 2nd Grade Classroom: Learning the Animalsby therealworldchina3,175 views
I go to that school yay!
mrbamahobo 1 year ago
Amazing and Cool
K17c4 2 years ago
It has been awesome to see the residents learning to use Skype and the computer. This not only has allowed them to form a bond with the children, but also to find out that the computer is not just a big box sitting on the table.
-Shane Ledbetter
Activities Assistant, Greenbriar at the Altamont
bhamcby 2 years ago
This has been a wonderful intergenerational project between the students of Greystone and the seniors of Greenbriar at the Altamont. Many thanks go to Dr. Aldridge, Susan Larkin and the Hoover Foundation for making this possible. Also, thanks goes out to the seniors who are willing to try something new and stepping out of their comfort zone. Learning history from the people who were there, makes learning all the more fun. - C. Whitworth
Director of Activities
cewhitworth 3 years ago