Miss Hedda helped our students plant and harvest, sunflower sprouts
for the cafeteria :-)
Thank you so much to the staff at Lincoln Academy for showing their love and support of GSB by providing breakfast for our staff today!
8th grade GSB science students involved in a Spectroscope lab data collection!
Students in 6th grade conducted "speed-friending" interviews during their advisory period. They rotated seats and asked questions to get to know other students better!
5th graders in Ms K's class with their yarn gnomes they made as a winter craft.
8th graders read the Anne Frank play and are now reading historical fiction/ memoirs around the Holocaust to connect with their social studies unit and are tying it all together by touring the Anne Frank House in VR!
The 5/6 Multi-Age celebrated the culmination of our book, A Single Shard, which is set in Korea. The students brought in Korean food that they made at home to share with each other. It was delicious!
8th graders teamed up and competed while solving complex algebraic equations in Math class last week!
8th grade students finally celebrated the Holidays with their glow in the dark party on January 3rd!
GSB printmaking fun with local artist Mary Boothby!
Third grade is excited to return to the MRC for their ice skating program. They spend 4 sessions learning fundamentals for beginners, and tricks and tips for more experienced skaters.
PE middle and elementary classes are enjoying their combined badminton unit!
GSB Students helping Karen Hight, Prang Art Teacher of the year, open their new art supplies from Prang!
A good reminder in the hallway of GSB!
Due to the severe winter storm anticipated for tomorrow, Bristol, Nobleboro, Great Salt Bay and South Bristol school will be closed Friday, January 20. Jefferson will be remote.
We have been learning about what animals do in winter. We also have an ongoing theme this year about the 5 senses and have studied an animal to explore each sense. Today we put on our snowshoe hare ears and sat in our hola hoop burrows for a few minutes, trying to listen for things we could hear that we could not see. The little hares heard cars, the wind in the trees, and a bird…It was so refreshing to be out in the snow and sunshine today!
PS Can you guess which animals we will learn about next? What animal has an extra strong sense of touch? How about taste?
Officer Billy at GSB doing some good work with the civil rights team!
Miss Hedda came out to the yurt to teach us about native seeds and their benefits. This lesson was sparked by the student's interest in seeds they had collected in the fall from plants surrounding the yurt. They planted some to overwinter and spread the rest around the grounds.
Menu Changes for Week of 1/17 - 1/20
Tuesday - Pizza
Wednesday - Breakfast sandwiches
Thursday - Spaghetti w/meat sauce
Friday - Pizza Day
So much love to our GSB Community! Together we're GSB Strong!
