šŸ¦šŸŒ²We have the December Brookwood happenings all wrapped up for you! šŸŽ€
3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
December Dates to Know: December 2nd - 10th FCA student sponsored Community Care Drive December 5th Engineering T-Shirt orders due December 6th Christkindlmarkt @ The Creative Arts Guild from 9:00am - 12:00pm December 8th - 12th 2nd Grade Community Innovators Dog Treat Sale ($3 each & sold in the Front Office from 7:45am - 8:25am) December 9th Holiday Lunch for 1st & 3rd Grades December 10th Holiday Lunch for Pre-K & 2nd Grade December 11th Holiday Lunch for Kindergarten & 5th Grade December 12th Holiday Lunch for 4th Grade December 15th - 19th Holiday Dress-Up Days December 19th Early Release @ 12:15 December 22nd -January 6th Winter Break
Fechas importantes de diciembre - 2 al 10 de Diciembre CampaƱa de atenciĆ³n comunitaria patrocinada por estudiantes de FCA 5 de Diciembre Pedidos de camisetas de ingenierĆ­a vencen 6 de Diciembre Mercado de Navidad en The Creative Arts Guild de 9:00 a 12:00 8 - 12 de Diciembre Venta de golosinas para perros de 2.Āŗ grado de Community Innovators ($3 cada una y se venden en la oficina principal de 7:45 a. m. a 8:25 a. m.) 9 de Diciembre Comida festiva para 1.er y 3.er grado 10 de Diciembre Comida festiva para prekinder y segundo grado 11 de Diciembre Comida festiva para kinder y quinto grado 12 de Diciembre Comida festiva para 4to grado 15 - 19 de Diciembre DĆ­as de disfraces navideƱos 19 de Diciembre Salida de la escuela temprana a las 12:15 22 de Diciembre - 6 de enero Vacaciones de invierno
December Lunch Schedule
Community Care Drive - students are collecting blankets, coats, socks, mittens, earmuffs in the front office
Christkindlmarkt is coming up! Our German Dual Language Immersion students will be selling holiday crafts, decorations, and ornaments from 9am - 12pm at the Creative Arts Guild this Saturday, December 6th
2nd Grade Community Innovators are selling Dog Treats next week before school to raise money for House of Paws!
December Holiday Lunch Schedule
Monday December 15th - Wear green or anything Grinchy! Tuesday December 16th - Wear flashy lights, jingle bells, & Holiday socks! Wednesday December 17th - Wear your holiday headgear! Hats, Headbands, & Hair Accessories Thursday December 18th - Wear your Wacky Christmas Sweaters! Friday December 19th - Pajama Day!

šŸ¦šŸ¦ƒšŸ‘•Thanksgiving Break is here! We will see all of our Lions back at Brookwood on Monday, December 1st. Also, if you're looking for a Holiday gift idea, our Engineering class is selling a student-designed T-shirt to raise funds for Engineering class. Forms have been sent home with students, but if you would like another one, please reach out to your student's Homeroom teacher!

3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Happy Thanksgiving! We are so thankful for you!
Our Engineering classes are selling a student designed t-shirt to raise money for engineering projects. They are $20 each!

šŸ¦šŸ¦ƒOur 5th Graders are selling Turkey Candy Grams tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday morning before school. Each Turkey Gram contains one piece of candy, and students can send them to anyone within the school. They cost $1 each, and all of the funds raised help pay for the 5th Grade Atlanta Field Trip. Our 5th Graders thank you for your support!

3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Turkey Candy Grams will be sold tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday in the morning before school!
šŸ¦šŸ¤Congratulations to Mrs. Fraireā€™s and Mrs. Paredesā€™ classes! They were both selected for showing exceptional kindness in the lunchroom. These students demonstrated helpfulness in the cafeteria by using their manners, cleaning up after themselves, and showing kindness to their classmates and others. Keep up the great work, Lions!
3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Mrs. Fraireā€™s and Mrs. Paredesā€™s classes were both selected for showing exceptional kindness in the lunchroom! These students demonstrated helpfulness in the cafeteria by using their manners, cleaning up after themselves, and showing kindness to their classmates and others. Keep up the great work, Lions!
Mrs. Fraireā€™s and Mrs. Paredesā€™s classes were both selected for showing exceptional kindness in the lunchroom! These students demonstrated helpfulness in the cafeteria by using their manners, cleaning up after themselves, and showing kindness to their classmates and others. Keep up the great work, Lions!
šŸ¦šŸ“Our 4th Grade Wetland Investigators loved having Mr. Huch, an Engineer, visit and share about his career and how his work relates to the work they are doing with the Courtyard pond! They had previously discovered a seasonal problem that was affecting the quality of the pond water. During fall, leaves and other debris have been falling into the pond from the nearby trees and clogging up the filters. Together, our Wetland Investigators and Mr. Huch measured and created a scaled drawing that will allow our Wetland Investigators to take the next step into bringing their pond screen design to life. #BrookwoodSTEM
3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!
4th Grade welcomed Mr. Huch, an Engineer, to help them create a pond screen design!

šŸ¦šŸ“øšŸ„«Monday is Class Picture Day & Retakes. It is also the first day of 5th Grade's Canned Food Drive! Please, check out the attached flyers for more information.

3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Class Picture Day Orders are due on Monday
5th Grade is collecting canned goods to help Greater Works!

šŸ¦šŸŽ…Our Holiday Lunch schedule is here! We want to share it early, so you will have time to mark your calendar if you plan to attend.
*Please note: To ensure we have enough space for all of our Lions to enjoy their meal and guests, please only plan for 2 guests per student. Guest meals are $6.50 per person.

3 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Brookwood's Holiday Lunch Schedule
Brookwood's Holiday Lunch Schedule
šŸ¦šŸŒ±Our Term 2 STEM Newsletter has hit the press! We invite you to check out how our Lions are learning more about the world around them. #BrookwoodSTEM
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Term 2 STEM Newsletter
šŸ¦ā¤ļøšŸ¤šŸ’™Veterans Day memories at Brookwood!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
Veterans Day at Brookwood
šŸ¦ā¤ļøšŸ¤šŸ’™Veterans Day is Tuesday, November 11th, so let's show how thankful we are for those that have served and are currently serving by wearing our red, white, and blue!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
wear red, white, and blue on Tuesday to support our veterans!

šŸ¦šŸš—Parking: At tonight's One World Festival, our School Resource Officer will be blocking off both sides of Willow Park Lane to ensure our Lions will have a safe Lantern Parade route. Although the edges of Willow Park Lane are commonly used for parking, we are kindly asking you not to park there tonight for this event. We sincerely appreciate your help with this effort to keep our Lions safe!

Please note: These roads may already be partially closed which could affect today's dismissal parking as well.

4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Willow Park Lane and small parts of Central Avenue will be blocked off for tonights lantern parade
Willow Park Lane and small parts of Central Avenue will be blocked off for tonights lantern parade
šŸ¦šŸŒReminder: Tonight is our One World Festival & Lantern Parade. The fun begins at 5:00p.m, and we can't wait to see you there!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Tonight is our One World Festival & Parade! We hope to see you at Brookwood at 5:00 p.m!
Tonight is our One World Festival & Parade! We hope to see you at Brookwood at 5:00 p.m!
šŸ¦šŸ”Our Pre-K STEM Scouts have been enjoying some STEM discovery stations this week!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Our Pre-K STEM Scouts have been enjoying some STEM discovery stations this week!
Our Pre-K STEM Scouts have been enjoying some STEM discovery stations this week!
Our Pre-K STEM Scouts have been enjoying some STEM discovery stations this week!
Our Pre-K STEM Scouts have been enjoying some STEM discovery stations this week!

šŸ¦šŸŒ±Our 4th Grade Wetland Investigators welcomed Ecologist, Iris Avila last week! She taught our Lions about the different types of soil and how the quality of soil affects an ecosystem. She also shared that soil quality is an indicator to the health of an ecosystem. Together, they journeyed to Lakeshore and collected soil samples from different locations around the park. Based on their observations, they classified the collected samples and concluded the quality of soil at each location indicated the Wetland ecosystem at Lakeshore Park was in good health. We are grateful for her guidance and expertise to help our Wetland Investigators understand more about the world around them! #BrookwoodSTEM

4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park
Ecologist Iris Avila leading our students through a soil study at Lakeshore Park

šŸ¦šŸ‚November's Lunch Menu and Dates to Know have arrived! We have also attached a Community Food Assistance Resource List for Murray and Whitfield County in case you or someone you know needs assistance with food. We hope you'll check out the attached flyers for more information!

4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
November 6th One World Festival & Lantern Parade (5:30PM - 7:00PM) November 10th-14th Amira Testing (K-3) November 11th Veterans Day Breakfast (9:00AM - 10:00AM) (more information to come) November 17th Class Pictures & Individual Picture Retakes November 21st Virtual Day/Professional Learning November 24th-28th Thanksgiving Break
6 de noviembre Festival Un Mundo y Desfile de Faroles (17:30 - 19:00) 10-14 de noviembre Pruebas Amira (K-3) 11 de noviembre Desayuno del DĆ­a de los Veteranos (9:00 - 10:00) 17 de noviembre Fotos de clase y retomas de fotos individuales 21 de noviembre Dia virtual/Desarrollo profesional 24-28 de noviembre Vacaciones de AcciĆ³n de Gracias
November Lunch Menu
Food assistance community resources
Food assistance community resources
šŸ¦šŸ•ÆļøWe are excited for you to join us next week on Thursday, November 6th for our One World Festival & Parade! Beginning at 5:00 p.m., we will have food, games, dancing, and prizes that celebrate the many diverse cultures at Brookwood. At 6:30 p.m., the lantern parade will begin. We hope to see you there!

šŸ“If you would like to bring a food dish or item that represents your culture, please let us know by using the link below to sign-up.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4EA8AE2FA5FFCF8-60104627-oneworld
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Join us for our One World Festival and Parade will be Thursday, November 6th from 5:00PM until 7:00PM
Join us for our One World Festival and Parade will be Thursday, November 6th from 5:00PM until 7:00PM
šŸ¦šŸŽƒIf your Lion is planning to wear a costume tomorrow, we ask that you please check out the attached flyer, so we can ensure all of our Lions are able to have an enjoyable day!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Se aplican las normas del cĆ³digo de vestimenta. No se permite el uso de pintura facial que dificulte la identificaciĆ³n de los estudiantes. Cualquier prenda para cubrir el cabello debe ser apropiada para el disfraz que se estĆ© usando. Los accesorios de los disfraces deben ser apropiados para el Ć”mbito escolar (no se permiten pistolas de juguete, espadas, cuchillos, armas, etc.). No se permiten disfraces aterradores ni "terrorĆ­ficos". no se permiten las mascaras
Dress Code rules apply face paint that makes it difficult to identify students is not allowed any hair coverings must be applicable to the costume being worn accessories to costumes must be school appropriate (no play guns, swords, knives, weapons, etc.) No frightening or, ā€œscaryā€ costumes no face masks
šŸ¦šŸ“–šŸMrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text by acting out sequence text structure. In their lesson, they learned how bees make honey! They became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, they saw that their nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter!
4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 
Mrs. Nelson's Kindergarten class reviewed informational text about how bees make honey by acting out the sequence text structure. In their lesson, they became bees and took turns sipping nectar from flowers and taking it back to the worker bees at the hives made of hexagons. There, the nectar was turned into honey for the bees to eat during winter.Ā 

šŸ¦šŸ¾šŸŽƒReminder: You're invited to support our 2nd Grade Community Innovators & the Humane Society tomorrow morning at Tractor Supply on Dug Gap Road! Bring your pet(s), get fall-themed pictures, and enjoy some sweet treats!

šŸ“If you are interested in volunteering at this event, there are a few open slots available. Please use the following link to sign-up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E084AADA92FA6FE3-59644960-pups

4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
You're invited to support our 2nd Grade Community Innovators & the Humane Society tomorrow morning at Tractor Supply on Dug Gap Road! Bring your pet(s), get fall-themed pictures, and enjoy some sweet treats!

šŸ¦ā¤ļøRed Ribbon Week is next week! We are excited to highlight the importance of saying "no" to drugs by making this week memorable for our Lions and participating in some fun dress-up days. We hope you'll check out the attached flyer for more information!

4 months ago, Brookwood Communications
Red Ribbon Week is next week! Wear a team jersey on Monday. Wear your pajamas on Tuesday. Wear your favorite hat on Wednesday. Wear all red on Thursday,, and wear your favorite costume on Friday!