Egyptian creativity continues this week for our 6th graders in Social Studies as they designed their Egyptian profiles using techniques of Frontalism. Thank you to Mrs. Cropper for sharing these wonderful snaps! #3RsBIS
Picture Make Up day is TODAY, Thursday, November 16th!
Last night, we hosted our first Jr. Seahawks Safety Talk. Thank you to our partners at the Worcester County Sheriff's Office 💙💙 for sharing your expertise, and thank you to Island Creamery 🍨 for donating a yummy treat for our guests! #3RsBIS
Thank you to Commissioner Diana Purnell and Ms. Mary White for visiting BIS today. We are so glad you were able to see the amazing learning that happens here every day. Thank you for your continued support of our schools. #3RsBIS
Mrs. Upchurch and Mrs. Romano's WIN groups have been studying electricity. As a culminating activity, Choptank Electric visited and demonstrated live electricity impacts with students. #3RsBIS
See it. Hear it. Report it.
With Safe Schools Maryland, there are many ways you can submit an anonymous tip in uncomfortable situations. Save this information to use for reporting. #WeAreWorcester #PartnershipsInAction
It takes a village to education our Jr. Seahawks. Today we thank our education support professionals for their dedication. It does not go unnoticed! #BelieveImagineSucceed
As an Apple Distinguished School, we love seeing technology being used to enhance learning. Today, students used Freeform to share different perspectives in Blood on the River. #3RsBIS
Its been a busy week already in Social Studies. Our 6th graders are also writing in hieroglyphs on a cartouche as they learn about Ancient Egypt. #3RsBIS
Our 6th grade students are mummifying apples to determine the best method of preservation. #3RsBIS
We are fortunate to have Deputy Toppin at BIS! 💙🤍
Heads up- Picture Make Up day is coming this Thursday, November 16th!
We are celebrating American Education Week at BIS! Our school counselors, peer mediators, and student den leaders are ready to welcome you for your visit! They will get you to the classroom to see your special student! Please make sure you have your government ID. #3RsBIS
5th graders are practicing paraphrasing skills as they begin to research for their informational books. #3RsBIS
STEAM students created Viking shields based on their given tribe’s name. Students used color, symbolism, and radial symmetry to represent the characteristics of their tribe, and design their shield. #3RsBIS
The land in numbers. #3RsBIS
Here's your chance to submit your nomination for Teacher Of The Year! #BelieveImagineSucceed #3RsBIS
https://forms.office.com/r/xgQZj21gPJ
This is the final week to donate to the Food Drive sponsored by Boken House. Please bring canned and nonperishable foods to help fill the Sonrise Church Food Pantry. The collection bins are in the office hallway. The house that collects the most items will win House points! #BelieveImagineSucceed
As part of Native American Heritage Month, Mrs. Poddar's WIN students are researching different Native American tribes and making an infographic of their findings. #3RsBIS
It's that time again! Nominations are now open for our 2024 Teacher of The Year. Visit our website to nominate your favorite teacher! #2024TOY
