Classifying Organisms Using a Dichotomous Key

In science we classified each other using dichotomous keys. We break down in to groups using yes or no questions, like who's female, who has blue eyes. -Media Leader

Veteran poems

Poem of the Week: A Song of Greatness

A Song of Greatness 

A Chippewa Song 

by Mary Austin 

When I hear the old men 

Telling of heroes, 

Telling of great deeds 

Of ancient days, 

When I hear them telling, 

Then I think within me 

I too am one of these. 

When I hear the people 

Praising great ones, 

Then I know that I too 

Shall be esteemed, 

I too when my time comes 

Shall do mightily

Team Bryant's think outside the boxes! November 4, 2016

Mom's Night Out!

Moms, enjoy a night out while your children enjoy a movie and games with the Concord dads. Water and a light snack will be provided. All children must be Concord students to attend (K-5th Grade, no younger siblings unless their father is a volunteer for the event.) The cost is $5.00 per child. Please pay cash at drop off.

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Facts From Research

Check out these facts students are learning through their research!

MVP's Book Talk Tuesday

Maybe a Fox is about a girl who found a fox who lost her parents and she is wondering if she should let the fox cup into her cabin. She is also really good at making snow foxes. She lost her sister in a blizzard and she is good at making snow families. So her sister left a trail of a mother, a father, and two little girls in a snow families for her younger sister to follow. She even left her best snow fox for her younger sister to know it was here. She began her long journey to find her older sister.-MVP