SEL Spotlight
Brookwood Helping Brookwood for the Holidays!
A SPECIAL Thanks to all of our families and staff who generously donated Christmas gifts for our Brookwood families in need.
Your outpouring was AMAZING!
Thank you Mrs. Connolly for organizing this annual event and to our "Christmas Elves" who helped to wrap presents.
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Mr. Travers from Neil Armstrong Middle School brought his Drummers With Attitude students to perform for our Brookwood Students!
Bucks County IU Fab Lab Brings STEAM to Brookwood
FAB LAB presented to 3rd & 4th grade students.
Build a Boat Challenge
For the past few weeks, our PREP group has been reading a novel called A Long Walk to Water. In a recent chapter, the main character had to create a boat to cross the Nile River. The group was tasked with creating a boat that could carry cookies (beads) without sinking. The challenge was increased because each building item (popsicle sticks, foil, etc) had a value. The task was to create the most cost effective boat that could bear the greatest amount of beads. The in person and virtual students really rose to the challenge.
We at Brookwood find “JOY”
in the little things in life!
Create your own “Joy Jar” and fill it with the things
that bring you JOY!
Bristol Township Elementary Schools Using New Dismissal Program
Guess Who Was Giving Out Learning Packets and Food Today ???
Of the five people pictured below, guess who's birthday it is today 4/15.
How many amazing administrators does it take to handout lunches ?... lol
Armstrong, Brookwood and Millcreek principals taking charge
and serving with a smile.
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Heart of Davies Scholarship Blue Month
BLUE Month.doc.pdf
BLUE MONTH CALENDAR (Student Copy).pdf
Sweetheart Dance is Super Successful
Artmobile visits Brookwood
Artmobile’s newest STEAM exhibition, Marvelous Machines, integrates art, mechanical engineering, and physics into an interactive experience for all ages. Through a collaboration with the Mercer Museum, the exhibit presents historical examples of the six simple machines – lever, wheel and axle, pulley, inclined plane, wedge, and screw – then explores their use in elegant kinetic sculpture, whimsical pieces and conceptual artworks. Visitors will gain insight into the creative process in both art and science, understand the importance of play, risk-taking, and failure to drive discovery and innovation.
Brookwood Collects 307 Pounds of Food
for Those in Need.
STEAM NEWS November 2019
Robot Update:
For the second year (of what is becoming an annual event) Brookwood is entering teams in the Wonder Workshop Robotics Competition! Students are learning about coding and applying their newly found knowledge of repeat loops, conditionals, and variables to write code for the Dash and Dot robots to follow. Thank you to the students (and parents) for working hard after school for this competition. Updates to follow!
Brookwood Promotional Video Presentation to the Board
4th Grade Honey Hollow Field Trip
Fourth grade Students from Brookwood enjoyed a trip to the Honey Hollow Audubon Center in New Hope. The excursion was one of the three lessons provided by the center to teach the students about watersheds and the importance they play in our environment.
Fourth grade students from Brookwood enjoyed a trip to the Honey Hollow Audubon Center in New Hope. The excursion was one of the three lessons provided by the center to teach the students about watersheds and the importance they play in our environment.
Fourth grade students from Brookwood enjoyed a trip to the Honey Hollow Audubon Center in New Hope. The excursion was one of the three lessons provided by the center to teach the students about watersheds and the importance they play in our environment.
Fourth grade students from Brookwood enjoyed a trip to the Honey Hollow Audubon Center in New Hope. The excursion was one of the three lessons provided by the center to teach the students about watersheds and the importance they play in our environment.
Fourth grade students from Brookwood enjoyed a trip to the Honey Hollow Audubon Center in New Hope. The excursion was one of the three lessons provided by the center to teach the students about watersheds and the importance they play in our environment.