7th and 8th grade's outdoor learning today features the team building game "human claw machine," blindfolded class mates need to acquire objects while their partners use nonverbal communication to help them achieve the group's goal.
The class reviewed the communication challenges of trench warfare in world war I as they identified the need for groups to be on the same page to accomplish a shared goal.
Check out our eighth grade television stars. They come in at about 4:30.
https://gnat-tv.org/the-news-project-londonderry-holds-town-meeting/
Middle Schoolers attend Town Meeting in Londonderry today!
Second graders enjoying gala apples!
Woods time for Kindergarten on a beautiful day!
Middle schoolers help kindergarten enter the icy woods after an impromptu meeting in the woods!
Tigers on ice
We are delaying the start of school one more hour to give the road crews time to clean up route 11. Classes at Flood Brook will start at 10:00 am today, Thursday, February 29. Buses will run on a two hour delayed schedule.
Due to a road closure on route 11, Flood Brook will have a one hour delayed opening today, Thursday, February 29
Bluebird day at Bromley for JISP yesterday.
More from the Staff vs. 8th grade basketball game. Staff won by one point!
What we learned during the staff vs. 8th grade basketball game: Mr. Wiley can fly!
Lacrosse registration is now open. See details below.
The annual reports for the Mettawee School District and the Taconic & Green Regional School District are available online. Hard copies will be available next week. They are available on the Annual and Town Reports page.
Middle school hosted its 4th annual Winter Carnival! The student pictured came in first in the snowball biathlon skate skiing to the finish for a win for his advisory!
Art exploration JISP program yesterday
A visit from the Valentine's Day Fairies in Kindergarten!
Staff vs. 8th Grade Volleyball Game
Please spread the word - registration for the 2024 Flood Brook incoming Kindergarten class will be March 4-8, 2024
7th and 8th grade pass a beautiful Vermont afternoon playing a cutthroat game of capture the flag in the woods. The class reviewed the MAIN causes of World War I, creating alliances, taking territory, and hording resources as they discovered stalemates and treachery! Great work getting active and connecting the curriculum to fun and community building outdoors!
