Monday, February 9, 2009
The Golden Trash Can Awards
*Golden Trash Can - Mr. Greller and Class 3-310
*Silver Trash Can - Mrs. Greller and Class 4-306
*Bronze Trash Can - Mrs. Amachree and Class 3-302
Congratulations to our winners. Next Month, there will be a prize for both Upper Grade and Lower Grade classes. You can help the fifth grade win the Golden Trash Can by practicing sorting your recycling with your child.
Keep Recycling!
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Skating!
MYSTERY SOLVED!
Peanut Brittle is BACK!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
New York Family Camp Fair
Camps range from day camps in the city to sleep away camps from all around for ages 3 -16.
Sunday February 8, 2008: Noon-3pm
The Berkeley Carroll School
762 President Street
(between 7th and 6th Avenues)
FREE ADMISSION
The first 250 people to register and attend the event will receive a gift bag and be entered to win Camp Fairs Giveaways!
For more Information please visit -
http://www.blackboardcamps.com/register.php
or Call 212.894.5441
Join Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment during Mid-Winter Break
If your children are interested in the environment or sustainability—the Center the Urban Environment has a great new program for urban explorers called CUE Labs. The program is designed to help fill a critical niche in the academic year—the holiday break. With one soon approaching, CUE is launching the program this February (2/16 – 2/20) and plans to continue it in the spring and summer recess as well.
“People are always looking for an exciting way to spend their school vacation,” said Doug Pereira, Director of Education and Community Initiatives at the Center and organizer of the program, “and CUE Labs offers kids the opportunity to learn amazing things about their urban environment through exploration, field-trips, hands-on activities and science experiments.” CUE Labs scientists will enjoy educational games, arts activities and model building in programs like City Critters where children from 5-7 explore the lives of worms and pill bugs and Eco-Defenders, where older kids investigate human impact on the environment and consider issues of reuse and conservation in relation to their community.
February Break Offerings:
City Critters
Students explore their often unseen neighbors in New York City by meeting live soil creatures including worms, pillbugs and snails. Using inquiry based science methods and tools, children have the opportunity to conduct experiments while learning about local ecology. Art projects, puppets, and games diversify this dynamic science experience.
Ages 5-7; February 16 – February 20, 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
Eco-Defenders
Through, plant, soil, water, and healthy food explorations students are introduced to healthy food and the value of recycling and sustainability. Students investigate human impact on the environment and consider issues of reuse and conservation in relation to their habits and community. Activities include hands on science experiments, interactive games, guest speakers, healthy snack making, and more!
Ages 8-10; February 16 – February 20, 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
Ages 11-13; February 16 – February 20, 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm
If you’re interested in offering your child a dynamic science experience at a local, leading environmental center, please call 718-788-8500 and ask for Peachy Cao or email pcao@bcue.org to get more information or to register your child. $40 per day.
Monday, February 2, 2009
The Transition to Middle School
The NYC Dept. of Education is hosting a Brooklyn-wide meeting on assisting your child during the transition from Elementary to Middle School. This meeting will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2009 from 9:00 am - 12:00 noon at International High School in Prospect Heights. Click on the Flyer for more information.