Students in the middle school nature flex group are making progress on their goal to improve the nature trail by clearing out stumps and branches from the path. - Ms. Peaco
Join Hearty Roots
The 8th graders toured Lincoln Academy and learned about all of the unique programs and learning opportunities they can access in high school, like robotics! - Ms. Peaco
Recently, fourth graders learned about shield and cone volcanoes. They conducted an experiment to determine which type of volcano has thicker lava and which type of volcano has thinner lava. The findings? Cone volcanoes have thicker lava which leads to the entrapment of gases and more explosive eruptions. - Ms. Winchenbach
Special shout out to Caring for Kid as we enter the Holiday season!!
The work that goes into creating the snack bags for our students is beyond incredible!
Here's a sneak peek behind the scenes. - Ms. Abate
BCS Coin Slam 24-25!
Due to the inclement weather forecast of high winds, heavy rain, and poor visibility, we will postpone the holiday concert to Thursday 12/12 at 5:30 PM.
Dec. 10, 2024 PTO meeting has been postponed to next month.
Guess what song first graders are singing at the concert? - Mrs. Cough
The Music and Art Celebration with grades PreK-5 is Wednesday, December 11th at 5:30.
In art, students are illustrating songs they are singing in the winter concert. Their art will be on display in the gym for viewing before and after the show. Pictured are third graders doing winter landscape collages and fourth graders painting a background for a class mural. -Mrs. Cough
Kindergarten students examined owl pellets with Mrs. Pendleton and Mr. Crafts as a concluding activity for their exploration of owls in our K for ME unit.
Maine author Lynn Plourde recently visited BCS . Her engaging presentations included Add-on stories, Problem stories and creating the graphic novel about Donn Fendler’s survival story.
-Mrs. Holmes
Boosters Apparel Sale
8th Grade Bake Sale
Friday Flyer
As we start Unit 3, Wind and Water, we are continuing to practice and build on the social skills we have been learning this year. We are beginning new learning based on science, which includes studying the weather and how it can affect both people and animals. We will make predictions and explore concepts of science in many different ways! We are continuing to learn about rhyming words, letter sounds and counting concepts in the classroom through hands–on and engaging play experiences.
Here, students are experimenting with wind. Hypothesizing what the wind can and cannot move. - Ms. Sawyer
Just before break, Kindergarten, First and Second Grade students were treated to a balloon parade during lunch. Team Shocki had just completed a project based on the book, Balloons Over Broadway. The students learned about the history of the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, and then planned and created their own balloons to parade through the gym!
School Closure Correspondence
Join us next week for our Holiday Concert & Art Celebration!
Happy Thanksgiving!
