Second graders prepared several healthy dishes while cooking at the YMCA.
3rd grade got to meet chickens in Miss Hedda's agriculture class and learn about their different breeds!
With funding from the PTO, 3rd grade was able to measure, paint, and build bluebird houses to put around the GSB property!
Chewonki visited our 3rd graders to learn about predators and prey. Students got to meet a blue tongue skink, corn snake, and saw-whet owl. The students asked great questions and learned so much in a short lesson. Thank you Chewonki for an engaging lesson.
4th graders exploring the biosphere in 3D, Growing hydroponic lettuce and learning about germination with Miss Hedda and Ms. Tibbetts, Peacefully making art with Miss Rey, and seeing that Geometry is fun when you celebrate it with friends!
Third grade spent a beautiful spring morning at the Salt Bay Farm learning about bird migration, playing migration hopscotch, going for a nice muddy hike, and even spotting a seal with binoculars in the bay. We feel so fortunate to live in such a beautiful place.
Ms. Erin hosted the first ever Cosmic Bowling week for k-5th graders in PE and it’s safe to say it was a hit! The students were sad to have it end. It may have to be an every year unit from now on!
6th grade Science students calculate Kinetic Energy while walking and running in class this week!
GSB 8th grade students visit the CMCA and Farnsworth Museums!
GSB 8th graders took part in an improv theatre workshop before break!
Spring Day Games!
6th grade students show off their skills to classmates in Math and Science.
The GSB Agriculture Club made tropical fruit smoothies with the blender bike! Yum!
7th graders diving into Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy.
6th grade Math students take a Brain Break from their lesson and play a quick game of “11”!
Photos from the 5th grade Owls Head field trip!
7th graders visited the Farnsworth and Center for Maine Contemporary Art last Friday.
6th grade takes a trip to the Owl's Head Museum!
Spanish club making Tropical Fruit Smoothies
6th graders dig deeper into their understanding of potential and kinetic energy by building marble runs and calculating tennis ball bounce heights!
