How do these snowshoes compare to polar bears walking on the snow?
The 3rd graders have been studying the tundra for the past few weeks, and we finally got snow to do a little outside exploring. We went snowshoeing all around BHCS grounds, discussing what it must be like to be a polar bear and have to walk across thick snow and ice. The snowshoes represented the large paws that polar bears have. Students enjoyed themselves very much. We hope to do it again, once we have more snow!
Presented by State Trooper, Gregory Roy, the 5th graders learned to know and appreciate those in the community who uphold the law and save lives. They learned that they are their friends. The students expressed their thanks.
Submitted by admin on Wed, 2012-01-11 15:24
Thanks to Mr. Jezak and Mr. Burke, BHCS now has its own weather station! You can check out the weather as it is currently at the school by visiting our website and clicking on "BHCS Weather" in the Public Links menu on the right-hand side of the screen.
Submitted by admin on Thu, 2011-12-15 10:35
Thank you for your patience while we worked through our website bugs. We've overhauled the whole system and believe we've worked out all the kinks that have been crippling the website the past few weeks. Thanks for hanging in there!
