Last night the cast of James and the Giant Peach JR put on an incredible performance for a packed house! Last chance to catch the show is today at 2:00pm in the CMS auditorium!
Mrs. Kuc's and Mrs. Potter's Spanish and French classes at CMS have been learning new words and phrases around the theme of gratitude and thankfulness. The students have been keeping gratitude journals and wrote in French or Spanish on 'hand feathers' to collaborate on this display. Happy Thanksgiving!
SAVE THE DATE! CMS Winter Carnival! Free pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus!
Gobble, gobble! Mrs. Johnson's reading class made turkeys to celebrate the upcoming holiday.
Luckily the snow day did not affect our Eggsperiment data gathering. Students are studying diffusion and osmosis with this lab.
If you enjoyed the musical put on by your friends, be sure to check out the book, James and the Giant Peach, on Sora OR one of Roald Dahl's other books avaiable at the CMS Media Center.
Did you know that the Friday before Thanksgiving is Substitute Educators Day? These heroes step in to fill the shoes of our fine educators for multiple reasons. Thank a substitute teacher today!
CMS Student Council is busy planning December's activities. Look for information about the upcoming food drive, spirit week, and movie event.
Camden Middle School is participating in a Plastic Film Recycling Challenge, organized by the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority. Plastic film can be brought to science teachers to be recycled. Please do your part to help the environment!
The ag room keeps getting fuller and fuller with love! Today the students worked on loving the new guinea pig Frank during homeroom. Frank was adopted through the Oswego Humane Society as a new addition to the agricultural classroom and curriculum. He will be well loved and cared for!
7th grade Science students complete measurements for Day 3 of their "eggsperiment" on diffusion and osmosis
Camden Middle School will present its “master-peach,” a production of Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach JR. on November 17th and 18th at 7pm. This show is free of charge and is sure to be a fantastic production! We hope you will join us to see all of the hard work that our students have put in!
Did you know that you can suggest a book or a service for the library? Simply go to the Middle School Library webpage (https://mcmms-opals2.moric.org/bin/home) and scroll down to the "Suggestion & Feedback" box. We're always looking for new books to purchase or new ideas for our MakerSpace!
Today the agriculture elective students are making mozzarella cheese with Colleen McEwen who is the Ag In The Classroom Dairy Educator for the Oneida Cornell Cooperative Extension. It’s an “udderly” exciting experience!
Students in Mrs. Willson's 6th grade math class practiced their skills with decimals while playing "The Unfair Game." To be successful in this partner game you must have accuracy, speed, and strategy.
Veterans Day Posters, designed by students, have been on display in the Middle School Media Center. Stop in and see them!
CMS Agriculture Elective students repurposed flowers and practiced creating flower arrangements using the elements of floral design. The gorgeous arrangements can be found around CMS. Thanks to Tops and Nunn & Harper Funeral Home for your generous flower donations.
Welcome home, “Brookies!” Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Wilcox, and Mrs. Lapier’s classrooms are now the home to 600 Brook Trout eggs. Each classroom hatchery will provide students with the opportunity to raise the trout from egg to fry. The program culminates with a fish release into Mad River this spring.
This is year is CMS’s 9th year of working with Trout Unlimited and Fish Creek Atlantic Salmon Club! Students will work with the club throughout the school year and learn about stream health, fish anatomy, tank/stream chemistry, local habitat and watershed, and much more!
Thank you to our “fish friends” at Trout Unlimited and Fish Creek Atlantic Salmon Club for your continued support!
Happy Veterans Day from the CMS Media Center.
How many students do you see? I see lots of students investigating the aquaponics system in the agriculture classroom greenhouse.
