Fifth grader Alexia created this awesome painting at home to hang up in the Brandywine Elementary art room!
February is Career and Technical Education Month! To celebrate, local counselors and county CTE members visited Brandywine's machine shop, wood shop, and broadcasting classes today.
Students showcased how machines work, how wood is cut and sanded, and two lucky winners were able to try their hand at a live broadcast.
Students showcased how machines work, how wood is cut and sanded, and two lucky winners were able to try their hand at a live broadcast.
This Week in Photos!
Brandywine Middle/Senior High School Parent Teacher Conferences will be on Wednesday, February 11 from 4 - 7 p.m. The conferences are held on a drop-in basis!
Good morning Bobcats, due to a recent change in visibility for our driving conditions, Brandywine Community Schools is going to open today under a two hour delay.
Mrs. Murray's 7th grade science class is testing chemical reactions!
Today, each group did a lab mixing different ingredients together and measuring the temperature change. One group mixed vinegar and baking soda, another group mixed root killer, saltwater, and aluminum foil. At the end, they'll compare their results. The goal of the experiment is to see what reaction heats up the fastest in order to heat food in an emergency.
Today, each group did a lab mixing different ingredients together and measuring the temperature change. One group mixed vinegar and baking soda, another group mixed root killer, saltwater, and aluminum foil. At the end, they'll compare their results. The goal of the experiment is to see what reaction heats up the fastest in order to heat food in an emergency.
Mrs. Hefner's first graders had their "Cozy Up to a Good Book" day yesterday and read "If You Give A Pig a Pancake." They celebrated with a snack of mini pancakes and a writing craft.
Copper is enjoying all of his student visits!
Three 6th grade Bobcats earned a reward visit with Copper last week. Way to go Alivia Flynn, Ana Dodd, and Elias Young! Thank you for modeling good behavior for your peers!
Three 6th grade Bobcats earned a reward visit with Copper last week. Way to go Alivia Flynn, Ana Dodd, and Elias Young! Thank you for modeling good behavior for your peers!
Through the Operation Warm Program, Brandywine Community Schools has received a donation of several brand new coats for students in need. If you have a child who wears a size 2T - Youth 18 and is in need of a winter coat, please complete the Google form. https://bit.ly/4ql3FI3
First graders in Ms. Janke's class are over the moon!
Today in their Astronomy unit, they learned some of the phases of the moon, and practiced creating them with Oreo cookies! The best part - they were able to eat their moons afterwards.
Today in their Astronomy unit, they learned some of the phases of the moon, and practiced creating them with Oreo cookies! The best part - they were able to eat their moons afterwards.
Mrs. Paul's 8th grade Social Studies class combined history and modern technology during their study of George Washington's presidency! During his presidency, Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton didn't see eye to eye on some key issues. These disagreements led to the birth of political parties.
Students were tasked with creating a text message chain of what some of the disagreements might have looked like.
Students were tasked with creating a text message chain of what some of the disagreements might have looked like.
In Mrs. Wallick's third grade class, students who are being respectful in and out of the classroom, showing kindness, showing grit by doing their work well, and being an active participant in class, are titled the Greatest of All Time (for the week) or GOATs. These students earned that very title last week! Way to go, kiddos!
It's National School Counselor Appreciation Week! Thank you to our School Counselors for going above and beyond in helping our students grow and succeed. We are so lucky to have you on board!
Spring Count Day is Wednesday, February 11!
Count Day in Michigan is a day when public schools count the number of students enrolled and attending school. The count data is used to determine how much state funding each school receives.
Count Day in Michigan is a day when public schools count the number of students enrolled and attending school. The count data is used to determine how much state funding each school receives.
Our fluffy coworker Copper visited Ms. High's Preschool class yesterday! Our youngest learners found out what Copper's job is at our district, and were able to give him pets and treats!
Students in Bobcat Nation are giving our students "28 Ways to Love Yourself" for each day in the month of February!
Second grade just finished up their Westward Expansion CKLA Unit!
To celebrate, they journeyed on the Oregon Trail, making covered wagons from milk cartons, churning their own butter, and eating cornbread.
To celebrate, they journeyed on the Oregon Trail, making covered wagons from milk cartons, churning their own butter, and eating cornbread.
Students from Strive 4 A Safer Drive (S4SD) gave back to their community last weekend by volunteering at the Granger Community Church's Food Drop. They stocked boxes of food and later delivered them to residents in the community.
Ms. Knapp's Kindergarten class became "Junior Engineers" on Friday! A parent volunteer, Ms. Sondra, brought in Legos for the class and the challenge was to design, build, and race custom-made cars down the ramp! The best part was the redesign phase—after every race, students headed back to the pits to tweak their creations for more speed. Everyone had a total blast!
The 100th Day of School is coming up on Thursday, February 12 (barring anymore snow days) and our Merritt Elementary students will be celebrating in style - 100 year old style!
