We are making jack-o-lantern 🎃 glyphs with our incredible 5KAR Baker School buddies!!

On Friday the Baker Clean Up Committee (a student group organized by fifth graders) hosted its first fifth grade campus clean up. Way to go BCC!

It’s Monday and that means time for a new person to shout out on Friday. Who will be the person you recognize this week?

On Monday we jumped into a new math unit as we imagined ourselves working for a shipment company. What’s the greatest number of cubes that can be packed in each box? Teaming up to build and investigate!

What a treat to visit 1R First Grade this morning. We love working on projects together!

Baker 5th graders are reading each other’s writing to offer words of praise. ⁦The Public Schools of Brookline⁩

So proud of these fifth grade authors who worked through the writing process and thought deeply about what their stories were REALLY about. #published

How many fifth graders fit in a cubic meter? Let’s build one and find out!

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Check out who stopped by after school today! #housesparrows

Preparing for our upcoming book clubs by watching a student discussion and making careful observations.

Let’s roll around the clock! Today we visualized fraction addition in a new way with this fun game.

Designing and testing bird beak creations in our STEM Bulldog Block with Ms. McNeil.

Today we learned a ton about birds of prey as we explored skull, feet and wing samples with naturalists from the Blue Hills Trailside Museum. Mass Audubon

Today we had the privilege of meeting a barred owl and a red tailed hawk from the Blue Hills Trailside Museum. Mass Audubon Thanks to the Baker PTO for sponsoring this program!

Energy makes things happen! Kicking off our new science unit by experimenting with Rube Goldberg machines.

Energy makes things happen! Kicking off our new science unit by experimenting with Rube Goldberg machines.

Is there energy involved in music? Check out this tune that came together during our science stations!

Energy makes things happen! Today we investigated this claim (and had a lot of fun) as we rotated through science stations.

What a privilege to spend time with our amazing superintendent this morning. Thank you Linus J. Guillory Jr., PhD for sharing your journey with the Baker fifth graders!