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Spelling in Nature
The 2nd grade went outside to practice writing their spelling words using things found in nature.
Read More ...5th Grade Creates a Spanish City
5th grade Spanish students learn about Spain and the different businesses that can be found in a Spanish city or village. They created their own city complete with stores, restaurants, hospitals using Spanish dialog.
Read More ...Renbrook Students Selected for Northern Region Middle School Music Festival
11 upper school students were accepted to the Northern Region Middle School Music Festival this year. Participating students were Paige (violin), Jayden (alto saxophone), and 9 vocalists: Sahil, Tessa, Robbie, Devin, Alice, Manu, Simone, Kayla, and Harshil. Listen to them rehearsing “Sisi Ni Moja” with over 200 middle school singers!
Read More ...Renbrook’s Eleventh Head of School Appointed
Meteorologist Visits Renbrook
Changing Lenses
Changing Lenses
by Julie Schlossinger
Lower School Head
Third Grade Immigration Day Projects
Immigration Day is the culminating event of the third grade study of immigrants coming through Ellis Island in 1908. Leading up to Immigration Day, students read non-fictional and fictional accounts of Ellis Island and traveled to the Connecticut Historical Society to learn more about the reasons immigrants left their home countries to come to America.
Read More ...Liquids, Solids and Gases
JK learned about liquids, solids, and gases today. Demonstrations included mixing baking soda and vinegar to create CO2 gas, how candles, (like people) need oxygen to keep going/burning. A few of our young learners tried using air power to move a ball from place to place.
Read More ...Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, Renbrook enjoyed a concert from the Bloomfield High School Gospel Choir! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!
Read More ...Eight Grade Gets a Visit From NBC Connecticut’s Max Reiss
Eighth grade history students started a “Shero” PSA project to honor Women’s History Month on notable women from various areas. They’ll make a short video about their achievements and humanitarian work. NBC CT’s @MaxReiss explained how to take info and condense it down to a smaller piece.
Read More ...Third Grade Has Talent!
A job well done for our third grade students who showed off their talents in the Variety Show!
Read More ...Jeopardy!
Fourth grade students playing Black History Month Jeopardy with Mrs. Flynn.
Read More ...Learning About Seeing Eye Dogs
Renbrook 7th graders welcomed Steve Famiglietti from The NEAT Center at Oak Hill this morning. Thank you for sharing how the K9 dogs get trained in a development center to help the blind! NEAT is Connecticut’s largest private provider of services to people with disabilities.
Read More ...March of Dimes Kick-Off
5th graders kicked-off their March of Dimes Read-A-Thon with a visit from a March of Dimes representative. Thank you for visiting and sharing the inspiring stories of your organization!
Read More ...Ye’ Olde Renbrook Village 2019
As part of the history program, Grade 5 students create a colonial village interpreting the life and times of 1700s America. Students learn colonial skills, trades, professions, music and dance, portraying characters from colonial times
Eighth Poetry Out Loud
Poetry Out Loud encourages students to learn about great poetry through memorization and recital. This program helps students master public speaking, build self-confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life. Congratulations to all our eighth-grade students and our winner Simone and tied runner ups Justin and Dora!
Read More ...Renbrook Shout Out from Wesleyan University
Great shout out to our Renbrook students from Wesleyan University! The Next New Things: Presenting Final Projects in IDEAS 170 https://ecs.page.link/X1GN
Read More ...Fidelco Guide Dogs Visit Renbrook
Seventh graders welcomed Fidelco Guide Dog German Shepards Ocean and Que before raising money for the Renbrook Fidelco Fundraiser on February 22nd.
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