Friday Flyer
In Art, Eighth Graders recently made paper pumpkins and then helped put them on display in the showcase. Second Graders made surprise drawings and then Halloween themed puppets. -Mrs. Cough
Hearty Roots
Concrete has been poured for the entrance ramps, landings and stairs to the new cafeteria and the new kitchen. Concrete has also been poured for the sprinkler system pump house on the back of the addition.
This week, members of Team Waltz discussed how authors punctuated dialogue to show their readers how to read their stories. -Mrs. Waltz
Kindergarten listened to Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds along with sound effects on Novel Effect during Library. -Mrs. Holmes
Students in fifth grade have the opportunity to participate in various learning opportunities throughout the year called "Flex" classes. These classes are built around student interests, and different flex classes will be offered throughout the year. The current offerings students are participating in are foreign language (Japanese, German, and Spanish), geography, news reporting, and knitting. A big thank you to the staff and volunteers who make these offerings possible! -Ms. Winchenbach
Stay & Play + Free Family Tennis at the YMCA.
An Overview of Unit 2: "Friends "
This month brings us to exploring our friendships, including how to resolve conflict, what it means to be a good friend, helping and cooperating with our friends in the classroom—and at home. We will focus on how to enter play with our classmates, share materials and identify solutions when social conflicts arise. We are also beginning to identify rhyming words and beginning letter sounds of words through songs, poems and books. Pre-K is exploring writing materials and developing our writing skills.
This week we read:
A Letter to Amy by Ezra Jack Keats
The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza by Philemon Sturges
- Ms. Sawyer
Each grade decorated a pumpkin for Halloween. Pumpkins depicted Pemaquid Point, a snake that swallowed a pumpkin whole and more! Amazing job done by the pumpkin artists!
Red Ball Tennis, free for K-2nd graders at the CLC YMCA.
2nd graders took their math lesson outdoors, where they created number lines, and utilized them to solve addition and subtraction equations. They used their bodies to count the jumps! - Ms. Lawrence
The Pre-K to 2nd Grade classes visited the New Harbor Fire Station this week. We learned to stay low and go through smoke; stop, drop and roll; about all of the tools on a fire engine and the heavy rescue and even got to spray the hose! Thank you Bristol Fire and Rescue!
Mr. Eugley enjoying some small group instruction with some 2nd graders.
Friday Flyer
It was a beautiful day to finish our 8th grade golf unit at Wawenock. The kids played in groups of 4-5 and most groups were able to get in between 5-9 holes in during the day. We finished off on the driving range where many students "perfected" their golf swing. Thank you to Wawenock and our chaperones Ross, Todd, Mr. York, Mrs Powell. -Mr. Perry
Third graders visited Coastal Rivers to learn more about Wabanaki culture. We carved bark, listened to traditional songs and stories, played games and looked for ground bits to help us survive the winter! -Ms. Shocki and Mrs. Waltz
Congratulations BCS, the 2024 Busline League Champions!! It was an exciting game to watch, as our players rose to the challenge and played HARD! Many thanks to Bristol Fire & Rescue for the celebration escort home!
BCS students cheer on the Soccer Team as they get ready to head off to this afternoon's Busline League Championship Game. The game is at 3:30 at Medomak Valley High School. Good luck Blue Devils!
First graders explored the nature trail during science. We completed a fall scavenger hunt and brought one item back to the classroom to observe! - Mrs. Goud
