Come learn about the 50 states! 4th graders have been working hard to research and learn about a state and want to share what they have learned with you! Join them on Friday, May 31 from 1:30 - 2:30 to celebrate their learning!
A tradition we are building at Brookwood Middle School is an annual collaboration between art and band. The photography classes learn about composition, lighting, and backgrounds, this helps our students when taking the photos. 7th and 8th grade band students come to the art room for a series of formal portraits; one holding their instrument, one playing their instrument, and one photo of a close up of their hands playing their instrument. This project was inspired by a quote that Mrs. Collins shared
"As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others." -Audrey Hepburn
"The beauty of music-making is that you do both simultaneously."
Students take home their photos at the end of the spring concert. All photos are taken and edited on the school ipads. Thank you to Callie C, Alyvia S, and Allie B!
1st grade students learned about the life cycles in science this spring. All of the scientists at BES watched as chicks and ducklings were incubated and hatched. All together there were 9 chicks and 6 ducklings that went to good feather-ever homes!
Did you sign your child up for our FREE summer school program yet? We offer two sessions and classes are filling up!
Here is a showcase of some of the classes that still have openings for our 1st session (June 17-20) for our incoming 5K-8th grade students.
Want to view the whole booklet and all the classes being offered to these grade levels and all students? Check it out here and stay tuned for more summer school features!
https://tinyurl.com/y64cyfxm
Brookwood Middle School is excited to be celebrating our 4th-7th graders and their character on June 5th. This year, we are inviting students to Sky Zone or Timber Ridge Water Park if they have met Be Brookwood Expectations. Let's have a splashing great time jumping and tumbling or floating on the lazy river. Remember to Be safe, Be Kind, Be Respectful and Responsible, and Beeeeee Brookwood!
Questions: contact your child's homeroom teacher
Last night, BES Kindness Squad presented to the school board and community members the many service projects they have completed this year. Kindness Squad members were then recognized for all of their service hours they have done both in the school and within the community. Way to go, Kindness Squad!!
Sixth grade students are learning about how clouds and convection currents work. It has been a perfect season to study weather and storms!
Last week, our 1st graders took their field trip to Veterans Park and the Badger High School greenhouses! The students had a lot of fun playing together at the park and then learning from high schoolers about how to care for plants. Our students even had a chance to plant their own flower! This was a great way to finish their unit learning all about plants!
Did you sign your child up for our FREE summer school program yet? We offer two sessions and classes are filling up!
Here is a showcase of some of the classes that still have openings for our 1st session (June 17-20) for our incoming 6th-8th grade students.
Want to view the whole booklet and all the classes being offered to these grade levels and all students? Check it out here and stay tuned for more summer school features!
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Did you sign your child up for our FREE summer school program yet? We offer two sessions and classes are filling up!
Here is a showcase of some of the classes that still have openings for our 1st session (June 17-20) for our incoming 1st-2nd grade students.
Want to view the whole booklet and all the classes being offered to these grade levels and all students? Check it out here and stay tuned for more summer school features!
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Please see the following letter from our School Board President, Katie Coari:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UliQpnbe078CTjeDri28VihkjcNoMS51/view?usp=sharing
Don't forget to come out tomorrow night to the Party On the Playground event hosted by the PTO. This event will take place at Brookwood Middle school and is from 5pm - 8pm. Get ready for an evening filled with fun, food, and fantastic entertainment for the whole family!
Next Community Meeting:
May 28 at 5:00 at BMS. Meet Mrs. Kanthack in the back of BMS at the garden. We will have a short planning meeting and get the schedule firmed up for summer watering, weeding and harvesting
BMS Community Garden Interest Sign Up
Sign up on this form for this great community opportunity located at BMS! Signing up for a week entitles you to a summer of harvesting whatever is ready to be picked and what you can use for your table. There is plenty! Many hands make light work and it will be necessary to weed and water the garden at least 3 times a week.
Please check what month and week works best for you. Weeks run from Sunday to Saturday. We will be holding an informational meeting on May 14th at 5 to discuss what has already been planned and planted as well as what needs to be planted. Please sign up for two weeks so we can give you the best option of a week you want.
https://shorturl.at/afFJ0
Contact: MaryEllen.Kanthack@gcj2.k12.wi.us
It was a packed house tonight at the BMS Spring Concert. Thank you to all those that attended. Our Mustangs rock!! We are so #MustangProud of all the performers!! Thank you to Mrs. Collins and Ms. Bullock for their dedication towards making sure music is prominent in our schools.
Did you sign your child up for our FREE summer school program yet? We offer two sessions and classes are filling up!
Here is a showcase of some of the classes that still have openings for our 1st session (June 17-20) for our incoming 3rd-5th grade students.
Want to view the whole booklet? Check it out here and stay tuned for more summer school features!
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BES Mustangs' Summer Countdown Calendar!!
Congratulations, Bella! Bella guessed the closest date and time for when the first chick would "pip" at BES. Pipping is when the chick first cracks a breathing hole in the egg shell prior to coming out. As of right now, there are 3 chicks and a duck for the scientists to observe before they go to their forever coops/pens.
BES Kindness Squad is very excited about their last service project of the year! They have set their minds to preparing and running a donation drive for the Lakeland Animal Shelter. Kindness Squad needs the help of our Brookwood families, friends and the community to make their donation drive a success. Here is a video they have helped to prepare to get the word out about Lakeland Animal Shelter and their donation drive that runs from May 15 - May 29th! Following the donation drive, they will be hand delivering the donations to the shelter and providing some hands-on service work while at the shelter.
Check out their video here: https://youtu.be/1bIA9_3-hLA
Questions: April.Fitzsimmons@gcj2.k12.wi.us or Kristina.Nast@gcj2.k12.wi.us
The kindergarteners and first graders have been learning about The Wild Symphony this semester. For the Busy Beetles, which depicts beetles building houses, the students built cup towers while the music played. This was an idea suggested by one of the first graders. The students cooperated in groups to silently build their towers and showcased great teamwork!
First Grade did a fun writing review week of writing detailed steps on how to make different kinds of food. They started with how to make a PB&J sandwich. The classes even got to teach their teacher how to make a PB&J, which was a fun hands-on experience. Then they wrote sentences about how to make a pizza and created their own pizza. On Friday, they finished off with writing steps on how to make a smore.
Way to work hard, Mustangs!
