Attention students in grades 4-8!
Friday Flyer 11/7/25
Students and staff were treated to a special Harvest Lunch yesterday. Thank-you to Layne and Kim for all your hard work, it was delicious!🦃
An Overview of Unit 2: Friends
This month PreK is exploring our friendships, including how to resolve conflict, what it means to be a good friend and helping and cooperating with our friends in the classroom—and at home. We will focus on how to enter play with our classmates, share materials and identify solutions when social conflicts arise. In this unit, children will begin to explore writing materials and begin to develop our beginning writing skills through our play!
Spotlight books:
The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza By: Philomen Sturges and Amy Walrod
Matthew and Tilly By: Rebecca C. Jones
-Ms. Sawyer
A Letter to Amy By: Ezra Jack Keats
Dandelion By: Don Freeman
This month PreK is exploring our friendships, including how to resolve conflict, what it means to be a good friend and helping and cooperating with our friends in the classroom—and at home. We will focus on how to enter play with our classmates, share materials and identify solutions when social conflicts arise. In this unit, children will begin to explore writing materials and begin to develop our beginning writing skills through our play!
Spotlight books:
The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza By: Philomen Sturges and Amy Walrod
Matthew and Tilly By: Rebecca C. Jones
-Ms. Sawyer
A Letter to Amy By: Ezra Jack Keats
Dandelion By: Don Freeman
Third graders have had a great time learning about the basics of tennis with Georgia from the Y this fall.
Calling all 8th graders!
Free Family Event!
4th graders return to the FARMS kitchen. We’re so happy to be back in the kitchen! This month, students were introduced to the teaching kitchen at the YMCA. We whipped up some delicious creations together. These valuable field trips help students work on math and reading skills beyond our classroom. -Mrs. Arzate
Educators from Herring Gut Learning Center joined first and second graders last week to observe and experience what life is like for a lobster. Scientists considered lobster adaptations (like their claws and color variations), observed live lobsters, and created their own lobster to bring home. -Ms. Shocki
Heating assistance for Midcoast Maine
2025 Winter Holiday Resource Guide
Friday Flyer 10/24/25
1st graders listened to If I Built a Town by Chris Van Dusen, then created their own 3D town. -Mrs. Holmes
Come join the BCS PTO for a spectacular halloween event!
If you are in need of a Thanksgiving Basket, please sign up!
Bristol Parks and Recreation will be holding a Boys and Girls Basketball Skills Clinic for grades 6-8 starting next week!
CONGRATULATIONS to our BCS Soccer Team for winning the Busline League Co-ed Championship game last night! Go Blue Devils!
Good luck to the BCS Soccer Team, playing in the Busline League final tonight!
An Overview of Pre-K Unit 1: Family
Pre-K learning this month explores our students’ families, and how family members relate to and help one another. Through our learning, we will explore how families work together to solve problems, conflicts and dilemmas, and learn about the many roles and responsibilities within a family unit. We are also working to establish foundational skills around letters and the sounds they make. We are experiencing the different perspectives of our classmates and how to solve problems within our classroom community.
A few of the books we have focused on this past month:
Crybaby by Eugene Yelcum
Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keets
Sometimes I’m Bombaloo by Rachel Vail
Corduroy by Don Freeman
-Ms. Sawyer
Pre-K learning this month explores our students’ families, and how family members relate to and help one another. Through our learning, we will explore how families work together to solve problems, conflicts and dilemmas, and learn about the many roles and responsibilities within a family unit. We are also working to establish foundational skills around letters and the sounds they make. We are experiencing the different perspectives of our classmates and how to solve problems within our classroom community.
A few of the books we have focused on this past month:
Crybaby by Eugene Yelcum
Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keets
Sometimes I’m Bombaloo by Rachel Vail
Corduroy by Don Freeman
-Ms. Sawyer
